CoinDash’s ICO Website Has Been Hacked
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CoinDash’s ICO Website Has Been Hacked
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Re: CoinDash’s ICO Website Has Been Hacked
#2lol
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#3lol
the only response to something like this
Re: CoinDash’s ICO Website Has Been Hacked
#4So it was their website that got hacked, not their cryptocurrency widget (or whatever the appropriate term is)?
I mean, not unexpected: hit the softest part of the chain, which in this case seems to be a webserver rather than the crypto/contract. Just trying to make sure my understanding is correct.
Re: CoinDash’s ICO Website Has Been Hacked
#5This was bound to happen at some point... It'll be interesting to see how low the dip goes as a result of this ICO failure.
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#6This seems to be the same problem that many open-source projects have, where the md5 hash to verify your download is at a single, (often the same) location.
One possible solution would be to use Twitter pinned tweet to also announce the address, however it's questionable how many people would actually cross check.
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#7'Hacked' - or just stolen. Who could ever know in crypto-land? I am sure the ICO contract had something about lost coins in it as well.
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#8Where does the amount in the title ("45k ether") come from? I didn't see that in the article.
EDIT: Apparently from https://etherscan.io/address/0x6a164122d5cf7c840D26e829b46dC... , which is something I don't have the depth of knowledge to assess for myself.
Re: CoinDash’s ICO Website Has Been Hacked
#9'hacked'
Re: CoinDash’s ICO Website Has Been Hacked
#10Running a P2P-ICO over a centralised server. Good job coindash. That's exactly what you deserved.