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Main => General Discussion => Topic started by: openledger on March 01, 2016, 09:09:31 pm
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Dear OBITS holder, BTSR holder and OpenLedger user,
Please read this information carefully!
Recently some users suffered phishing attacks!
We have recorded frequent cases of sending messages to users of Bitshares, OBITS and BTSR community.
IF you have received a letter on our behalf with any attachments – in any case do not open them.
We wish to remind you that we will never ask you to send us your username or password, nor to send additional funds, or to attach any files etc.
Be careful!
Yours Sincerely,
Ronny Boesing
CEO
CCEDK / Crypto Coins Exchange Denmark ApS
DK-9492 Blokhus
Phone office: +45 36 98 11 50
Web: www.ccedk.com
Mail: ronny@ccedk.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CCEDK_
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CCEDK
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/ronny-boesing/20/617/65b
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I hope we get a detailed analysis of what happened and how CCEDK will prevent future security breaches.
And I hope our bank account details and document copies from the FIAT Deposit page are more secure!
Your security is our security.
EDIT: Actually I don`t know why we need two threads under general to address this topic...
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This is actually a good sign. If they didn't see potential on OpenLedger or see it as a potential future threat, they wouldn't do it :)
At last, some recognition maybe
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I hope we get a detailed analysis of what happened and how CCEDK will prevent future security breaches.
And I hope our bank account details and document copies from the FIAT Deposit page are more secure!
Your security is our security.
EDIT: Actually I don`t know why we need two threads under general to address this topic...
This is a situation like so many others, I will not let these people be the reason for me to have to explain how we deal with security, putting it all in their hands. We are not the first experiencing this kind, and we are not the last. We do all we can to secure best way possible. But really, this is solved and thats that. Lets focus on what really counts, speaking how to prevent somethng from happening is going to take us into next century, and not worth the time. What you can do is look if you can do things better and then do it, thats all everybody does.
It is put here as official info and could be put under CCEDK in fact.
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I hope we get a detailed analysis of what happened and how CCEDK will prevent future security breaches.
And I hope our bank account details and document copies from the FIAT Deposit page are more secure!
Your security is our security.
EDIT: Actually I don`t know why we need two threads under general to address this topic...
This is a situation like so many others, I will not let these people be the reason for me to have to explain how we deal with security, putting it all in their hands. We are not the first experiencing this kind, and we are not the last. We do all we can to secure best way possible. But really, this is solved and thats that. Lets focus on what really counts, speaking how to prevent somethng from happening is going to take us into next century, and not worth the time. What you can do is look if you can do things better and then do it, thats all everybody does.
It is put here as official info and could be put under CCEDK in fact.
I have no words for that statement, sorry.
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Ok but we should know what data was leaked etc.
For sure emails. What else?
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Ok but we should know what data was leaked etc.
For sure emails. What else?
emails, only some and thats it, not that this is not something but it is under control from our end, and we wish it to be the same for any one receiving this kind of e-mail.
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Aha! The dots connected -
I've been wondering why within the last week or so I've been getting a rash of "invoice" emails. Of course I don't bother with them & they go straight to the bit bucket but geeze it's very annoying. At least now I know which address they're coming in on.