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tiberiusiv: mircea is an egomaniac fraudster
that wont admit MPOE has been a huge failure
tiberiusiv: theres many
trades hes been cancelled out on.
tiberiusiv: but mircea has lost more in
the last 60 days
then his ventures have EVER made in profit
tiberiusiv: hence why he has
the options bs going.
tiberiusiv: mircea is running a
textbook boiler room
tiberiusiv: um
theres no one in here
trading
them?
tiberiusiv: everytime he sells a piece of
the float its free money
to him
tiberiusiv: mircea fakes
trades in order
to stimulate bids for his shitty stock
tiberiusiv: either mircea is faking losses
to steal bondholders coins
tiberiusiv: his risk management is so bad
that he will be out of funds
thestringpuller: they pay out pretty much
the same dividends every month...
tiberiusiv: mircea popescu will end up losing/stealing more bitcoins
then pirate ever dreamt of
tiberiusiv: i
told everyone in here mircea_popesc
the SCUM
thestringpuller: ;;later
tell
tiberiusiv You are a poop who has no rational statements
to use because you'd rather be accusatory rather
than contribute anything of value
to society, like a greedy American addicted
to
the allure of wealth.
thestringpuller: ;;later
tell
tiberiusiv I have 75 btc now liquid. Soon I will have a few hundred as
things grow.
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 135.31001, Best ask: 135.40000, Bid-ask spread: 0.08999, Last
trade: 135.40000, 24 hour volume: 54369.04427953, 24 hour low: 135.48000, 24 hour high: 146.93000, 24 hour vwap: 141.29665
thestringpuller: I feel like
the bondholders saw
the puts
that were sold
to
the bot and dropped
the price...
KRS-1: Is
that one dude in
the background you?
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 136.88697, Best ask: 137.12099, Bid-ask spread: 0.23402, Last
trade: 137.12100, 24 hour volume: 53204.21184346, 24 hour low: 136.00000, 24 hour high: 146.93000, 24 hour vwap: 141.41656
KRS-1: its been pretty quiet
til
today, a bit more movement..maybe madness was overdoing it a bit
KRS-1: oh just saying how
the buy/sell order volume is
there but
then pulled back and
then
there again
benkay: what's
the madness, KRS-1?
KRS-1: lol
this is madness
today compared
to lately
Framedragger: if you're going
to run bitcoind on a $30 Kimsufi rented server with root password reset capabilities in your 'customer control panel', you're gonna have a hard
time
Framedragger: at
the very least,
that way you at least may attempt
to evaluate your risks, possible attack vectors etc. not with cloud hosting / whatever - parts of
the hosting infrastructure remain hidden from
the client (or
their implementations). which generally sucks when somebody discovers
that
times have changed and some of
those hosted machines are now storing highly valuable assets
benkay: all
that said,
there's no guarantee
that owning your own boxes gets you anything
Framedragger: ovh is
typically not really good with client communication (personal limited experience)
mircea_popescu: We have been in contact with
these clients but
the quality of our exchanges did not allow us
to get enough information
that would help reveal an vulnerability on our side. Our developpers have in a completely independant way found
the issue mentionned above, and only
then have we realised
that
there was a link between our flaw and
these 3 customers. We certainly have something
to learn here about
the best way
to ensure
imsaguy: the minute you give
that up.. you'll be hosed
imsaguy: there's something
to be said about physical security
imsaguy: anytime you put something in
the cloud, you're risking it
jcpham: most likely
that isn't going away
mircea_popescu: no, because
the btc community has more money
than all
the internet combined.
imsaguy: because
the bitcoin community
typically has
the maturity of a 12 y/o
jcpham: sorry i wanted
to make sense of what i read
jcpham: The OVH
team researched 3 years of password changelogs and found 3 customers who had been brute-forced
that way, all in
the "bitcoin community"
jcpham: TL;DR: Here's what happened. When a password reset is submitted,
the user receives a random URL by email containing a random 21 letter string.
The algorithm used was bad, so
the random string could be brut-forced.
mircea_popescu: if he didn't and nobody said anything cause sure he did... sucks
to be him lol
mircea_popescu: error4733 i
think it's likely
too, but you know, just in case.
error4733: haha mp i'm sur davout saw
that :)
Framedragger: coolcool, actually looks interesting / i get
the idea
Framedragger: "The amount you risk should be
twice
the amount you're
trading in order
to keep
the deal in Nash equilibrium."
Framedragger: they hired folks
to harden security / rewrite
things
Framedragger: i only recall one (really) major security breach, pwd / pwd hashes stolen etc. it was a long
time ago, probably in its LAMP infancy days
benkay: how many
times has sr been hacked?
Framedragger: yeah, i'm quite sure
that at least it used
to be apache + mysql + php, probably with default configs on a default ubuntu or sth. :)
Framedragger: but yeah,
the agorist sentiments are at a relatively naive level if i may say so. but hey.. :)
benkay: death is a downside cost of war? i
thought it was a cheap way
to get rid of excessively violent youths...
Framedragger: the internals seemed like a default LAMP stack
to me. but afaik
this has changed. well if
they're a kid,
they are surely learning
to scale
their infrastructure/business etc. :)
Framedragger: well, SR used
to run a mysqld with debugging mode enabled, so each
time
there was a DB error (and
there were quite a few), users would get a specimen of
the system's internals.
jcpham: if/when
that day comes
jcpham: i'm not going
to be surprised
to find out SR is run by a kid
jcpham: i've been readinf or some
time now
jcpham: matonis linked
this forbes article full of DPR quotes
Girlfawkesy: you forgot about feathercoins,
the latest craze
jborkl: I just went
to BTCjam , never go
there
truffles: ThickAsThieves sorry, i meant
to say i interpreted it
that way
jborkl: numa numa was just on
the radio
truffles: oh its just
that you said
the difficult of
the
thing is why youre
turned off
to it
jcpham: yes only
three bitcoins left
jcpham: especially
the
third one
jcpham: listen
to some music and forget about bitcoin
mircea_popescu: people somehow miss on
this. options
trade on mpex
today ? 10k btc or w/e
truffles: <ThickAsThieves> anything
that
takes
that much explaining can't be good>>>> u dont like bitcoin?