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Online Casinos in general: Large-scale chipper reefs.

Topic created on 18th Sep. 2018 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 4 | Views: 1,492
berryschwanz

Large-scale chipper reefs.

18th Sep. 2018, at 03:44 pm CEST#1
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Hello all,

i heard from an acquaintance that several Online Casinos were hacked and credit card data was stolen. Is this correct ?

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Anonym

Large-scale chipper reefs.

18th Sep. 2018, at 04:55 pm CEST#2
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I don't know if there is a current case, at least Google doesn't give anything and therefore we can't say much about the tapping of KK data. However, the OCs are constantly exposed to massive attacks and there are allegedly also hackers who can tap the results of the mission selection. A known case of a hacker with the name Hufflepuff has already captured a million Bitcoins.

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Large-scale chipper reefs.

18th Sep. 2018, at 05:06 pm CEST#3
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berryschwanz wrote on 18/09/2018 at 15:44: Hello everyone,

i heard from an acquaintance that several Online Casinos were hacked and credit card data was stolen. Is this correct ?

So what are you going to do with the cc data ? Normally you will be redirected to the service Provider of the cc where the 3 digit security code is first entered, ssl encrypted and usually not stored. The cards nr + name do not bring you much, you would have to try bruten 000-999 and good service providers block after three miss.
Since now the Oc would have to become active, because if one money gets away and you had no idea, zwecks block etc, the oc are to blame.
Greetings

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Large-scale chipper reefs.

18th Sep. 2018, at 05:13 pm CEST#4
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Exactly because you always have to reckon with something like this when you log into many Online Casinos, etc. I have set my daily limit to 0.00 euros in online banking.So a hacker will never get to my money. And if I make a Deposit, then I set the daily limit briefly high and then immediately back to 0.00 euros. So you can protect yourself well, who spends money directly from his bank account on the Internet.

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Emx81
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Large-scale chipper reefs.

18th Sep. 2018, at 05:18 pm CEST#5
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It has been a long time where various online payment sites have stored all the data of the cc, from bad experience they do not do that anymore. Know now no oc where I have directly enter everything and when verifying and sending a photo, the security code is of course made unrecognizable. That's why you are usually redirected to the service Provider, there is then https:// etc. If they are hacked then good night

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