Cybersecurity

Dialgon · Nov 18, 2018

rayblack said:
This technology is quite safe.
Can you share assets leaking experience?

I'm at the beginning of a cybersecurity study. I'm not sure that the information is reliable. I hope to find the answer here.

rayblack · Nov 20, 2018

Dialgon said:
I'm at the beginning of a cybersecurity study. I'm not sure that the information is reliable. I hope to find the answer here.

I think you have to go to other forum to get the answer.
Anyway, good luck with your search and reveal.

awesomewebsites · Nov 20, 2018

Let me share my experience with you. I had found bugs on almost all leading web properties like FB, Google and Yahoo. This, I feel that no technology is 100% fool proof.

Prensty · Nov 20, 2018

Dialgon said:
Thanks. I didn't understand at first.

Can you tell more details about your research?

I mean that there are also such things like end-to-end encryption and peer-to-peer network and lots of other things. Some security protocols.
It's a very deep topic to tell you everything in few words. If you're interested learn more about cyber security.

LivingCorpse · Nov 23, 2018

Any one, except me encrypt SSD with veracrypt? Even if someone steal your laptop - he can't nothing do with it

BobLender · Nov 24, 2018

-Sylar- said:
Nothing is 100%. that's the first think you'll learn in cybersecurity

Actually, I'm an IT security engineer and Hacker (cybersecurity diploma). If I can help you in some ways, I'm here! Just, not in how to hack a blockchain

May I contact you one day for hack services?))

ShinigamiGummy · Nov 30, 2018

LivingCorpse said:
Any one, except me encrypt SSD with veracrypt? Even if someone steal your laptop - he can't nothing do with it

I've never done this before, but recently I decided to test such encryption. Is there's any difficulties?

LivingCorpse · Dec 3, 2018

ShinigamiGummy said:
I've never done this before, but recently I decided to test such encryption. Is there's any difficulties?

No, it's very simple. All you data will be encrypted and just before loading you have to type a password, loading are long, but this time worth it. That's all, but results are great.

BamBam13 · Dec 8, 2018

Dialgon said:
Hello. I’am starting my cybersecurity course , so I have basic understanding of all the magical features of blockchain. Namely, it is impossible to hack and steal info thanks to advanced keys. But, scrolling forums recently I have found several topics about hacked dexs and etc, and assets leaking.
How do you think is a block chain 100% safe? Or it can be hacker before quantum computing comes?
Help curious student plz)

Yea well it definitely is infinitely harder to hack a true dex but not completely impossible. Also it depends on what that dex collects (in terms of info) while decentralized trading should be hack proof for the most part. The order matching tends to be done off chain meaning its done on that companies own servers. If they for whatever reason store your Private key ( shey shouldnt) then if they get hacked your wallet is still compromised

Dialgon · Dec 27, 2018

BamBam13 said:
Yea well it definitely is infinitely harder to hack a true dex but not completely impossible. Also it depends on what that dex collects (in terms of info) while decentralized trading should be hack proof for the most part. The order matching tends to be done off chain meaning its done on that companies own servers. If they for whatever reason store your Private key ( shey shouldnt) then if they get hacked your wallet is still compromised

DEX'es are hard to hack. Even owners of the DEX don't have access to funds. They managed by smart contracts. I don't even know how it's possible.

Harry2018 · Dec 27, 2018

Couldee said:
Even condom don't protect at 100%. It's just matter of time

lol that was hilarious and perfect answer me seen in long time

CryptoKujira · Dec 27, 2018

Nothing is 100% as Sylar stated, unless it's a closed system. And even then, you could still go mission impossible mode and repel from the ceiling into the mainframe room.

That said, technology is improving constantly, and I believe it's getting more difficult for the wannabe hackers to gain access to things. Still though, plenty of ways to phish info from unsuspecting and uninformed.

ShinigamiGummy · Dec 30, 2018

LivingCorpse said:
No, it's very simple. All you data will be encrypted and just before loading you have to type a password, loading are long, but this time worth it. That's all, but results are great.

Yep, pretty nice. ty a lot

Hotaruru · Dec 31, 2018

Everything with the access to the internet may be hacked. So, if you herd about stolen account, nor the hacked platform, in means that hacker just recieved an acces to users information through the connection to his computer

devkareem · Dec 31, 2018

Dialgon said:
User ends. It sounds very simple. It may be a human factor.

Not just user end when taking human factor, There is the developer as well. Even if crypto is safe that doesn't mean the service/wallet/website you use is!

devkareem · Dec 31, 2018

Prensty said:
I mean that there are also such things like end-to-end encryption and peer-to-peer network and lots of other things. Some security protocols.
It's a very deep topic to tell you everything in few words. If you're interested learn more about cyber security.

LivingCorpse said:
No, it's very simple. All you data will be encrypted and just before loading you have to type a password, loading are long, but this time worth it. That's all, but results are great.

Encryption doesn't matter if the service you use isn't. Just like what happened with signal messenger and leaving messages in a text file bug.

Dialgon · Jan 3, 2019

Th3 Technician said:
Not just user end when taking human factor, There is the developer as well. Even if crypto is safe that doesn't mean the service/wallet/website you use is!

How it doesen't matter? Ether is safe, but i see some hack/stole news almost week

Prensty · Jan 3, 2019

Th3 Technician said:
Encryption doesn't matter if the service you use isn't. Just like what happened with signal messenger and leaving messages in a text file bug.

I hadn't heard anything like that about Signal. Can you please share the link as I'm really interested in it!
Thanks in advance.

devkareem · Jan 3, 2019

Dialgon said:
How it doesen't matter? Ether is safe, but i see some hack/stole news almost week

Here i wasn't talking about the protocol, i meant the service you use, as in client-side including a software like (jaxx) wallet or a website like blockchain or myetherwallet.

Prensty said:
I hadn't heard anything like that about Signal. Can you please share the link as I'm really interested in it!
Thanks in advance.

I can't find the exact article, but here is a related github issue:
https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Desktop/issues/1017

Dialgon · Jan 4, 2019

Th3 Technician said:
Here i wasn't talking about the protocol, i meant the service you use, as in client-side including a software like (jaxx) wallet or a website like blockchain or myetherwallet.

oh, i get it. Talkin about blockchain wallet, i heard about they have vulnerabilities in the mobile version

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