Dear JP,
Google shows 152 hits for
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=HYIP+e-gold+invest
which you may enjoy visiting for your next phase of
investigative e-journalism.
Regards,
Jim
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Dear Andrew,
Two Trillion? Two point three trillion is more than the
entire USA federal gummint budget for a year!
http://www.cbsnews.com/now/story/0,1597,325985-412,00.shtml
Wow.
Regards,
Jim
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Dear Bob,
Your message about the Yuan is very interesting.
As I recall, it is difficult to ex-patriate Yuan
from China. I currently do business with a
company that buys submersible pumps made in China,
so there may be a way.
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> Can somebody point me to JUST ONE of these hyips that DOES advertise
> itself as an investment? ie, a "bad old days" hyip that is the
> scourge of the earth, should have its funds confiscated,
>
> Who can point to one? Thanks in advance!
OsOpps.com at www.osopps.com.
"If we guarantee it, you
My hyip game investigation!!!
(#2) Check this out! the "B.O.T." game (below, thanks SnowDog!)
paid me DOUBLE. That's the one where you pay $25 to enter. On the
last day of the month I got double back. I landed on a lucky day or
some such, and got double back. I got double! Double!
(#1)
> > > I thought that e-gold managed to shut this guy down...
> >
> > I just tried it and put in some er... well lets just say they weren't
> > passwords and once you click submit it returns you to the the
> real e-gold
> > site
> > I don't understand?
>
> He's trying to steal passwords. Whatev
Jim, you have any "fun bonds" on?
Do you think they are lying or did hands per day just double for a few days?
JP!
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More digging:
e-Qold.com is at:
http://joan.xo-office.com/default1.htm
...which would ultimately be www.xo-office.com... that delivers errors...
http://www.xo-office.com belongs to:
Organization:
Paretta, Inc.
Brian Geoghegan
1201 3rd Ave., Suite 4800
Seattle, WA 98101
> e-qold
>
> went to the wonderful site gave them a phoney account # and a
> long string of
> discussion of their ancestry and habits as a password. such fun.
I just did some investigating of my own and discovered that this E-QOLD.com
site is actually:
http://joan.xo-office.com/default1.htm
Any
e-qold
went to the wonderful site gave them a phoney account # and a long string of
discussion of their ancestry and habits as a password. such fun.
john
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At 3:16 AM +0530 2/5/02, Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
>In my system the account is automatically locked whenever a
>succesful attempt is
>done on the first passphrase, but it fails on the second one. And it
>is this what
>makes this system so much better.
But Danny!
e-gold (and any secure syst
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> What you are suggesting may be a good idea. It just does not serve
> the same purpose that the turning number was aimed at.
>
> > That's basically the big advantage of the "2 hurdle" concept
>
> The 2 hurdle concept and its equivalence to a longer passphrase have
> been discussed at length on t
Silly stuff Danny!
>Well, I am not going to work a whole day for $100, but I did work one of your
>turing images through my
>Corel-OCR-TRACE 7 software , a 5 year old ,out of date, ocr program.
>
>Before doing that I manually removed the thin vertical and horizontal lines,
>something which is no
Someone from EvoCash sent me some info on their company a while back and
asked me to write an article for The Gold Economy. I said great, and
started writing an article, but they would never tell me who was behind the
company so I never ran the article.
Anyone who is putting themselves forward a
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>
>
> >This turing image does not defeat the automatic attack. All I need is a screen
> >capture of the turing image combined with some OCR software, quite simple.
>
>
> But Danny, it's not quite simple at all!
>
> You're simply wrong! I'm sorry!
>
> I'll give you $1
Craig's summary is perfect, it can't be improved on! Nothing more
need be said!
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On 4 Feb 2002, at 17:39, SnowDog wrote:
> > The 2 hurdle concept and its equivalence to a longer passphrase have
> > been discussed at length on this list before.
>
> But the ideas being bantered about recently are not equivalent to a
> longer passphrase. The idea is to issue a personalized chal
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> On these companies :
> OSGOLD . Owners Onegroup International (according to a WHOIS) they
> also own a "investing site" OSOPPS.com
> EVOCASH
> ZETX
> Can someone on this intelligent list enlight me ;) its hard to find
> some of the info out there...seems like some businesses ( read gold
> comp
> > I thought that e-gold managed to shut this guy down...
>
> I just tried it and put in some er... well lets just say they weren't
> passwords and once you click submit it returns you to the the real e-gold
> site
> I don't understand?
He's trying to steal passwords. Whatever it was that yo
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To everyone on this beautiful list.
I have a question ... some of my clients would like to know before
they do any further business with me - if i know who the OWNERS and
auditing companys are for each Digital Gold Currency company. ?
I have enou
>
> that damn site is still up! And it has 128 bit SSL connection and
> stuff! Only url will give away that you are not in the e-gold site.
>
> I thought that e-gold managed to shut this guy down...
I just tried it and put in some er... well lets just say they weren't
passwords and once you click
> H content and traffic the vicious cycle!
> you'd have to send out your own robot for that like
> http://www.sharelynx.net/Markets/Master.htm
> But they would be free listings for a time.
I don't intend to make listings free. Come on! Don't tell me people can't
afford to spend $3.30 in a lis
>This turing image does not defeat the automatic attack. All I need is a screen
>capture of the turing image combined with some OCR software, quite simple.
But Danny, it's not quite simple at all!
You're simply wrong! I'm sorry!
I'll give you $100 right now if you can set up your computer t
> The 2 hurdle concept and its equivalence to a longer passphrase have
> been discussed at length on this list before.
But the ideas being bantered about recently are not equivalent to a longer
passphrase. The idea is to issue a personalized challenge, to which the user
would have to respond. How
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On 4 Feb 2002, at 15:53, Danny Van den Berghe wrote:
> > I won't argue the security/passphrase issues. They have been hashed
> > over on this list ad infinitum. My point remains: the purpose of
> > the Turing number is not security per se but to eliminate automated
> > trials. How well the tur
On Mon, 04 Feb 2002 16:21:11 +0100, PowerClicks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>In the case you mention, where a bogus site is setup to pickup all 3, the
>hacking scripts got to be very quick in order to login before the generated
>code expires, but I admit that can be done.
>
>But I would certainly
I thing YOU'RE RIGHT!
They had it redirected for a long time, but it now looks like the spoof is
BACK.
SnowDog
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> > I thought that e-gold managed to shut this guy down...
>
> No, E-Gold got the site REDIRECTED to the REAL site.
are you sure? The url speaks other language! The login page url is:
https://secure.cnchost.com/joan.xo-office.com/web/www.e-gold.com
> > Remember www.e-qold.com? ( Danger Will Robinson!!! Dont use
> > this site, its a spoof, thats a Q not a G in the url )
>
> that damn site is still up! And it has 128 bit SSL connection and
> stuff! Only url will give away that you are not in the e-gold site.
>
> I thought that e-gold manage
Yes - Digital Certificates can be Spoofed.
CCard can't be defeated this way.
The hack site would have to have the correct challenge for the CCard to
issue the correct password -- when you log in with CCard you are challenged
by the system servers, and an incorrect challenge for the individual
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Don wrote:
> Remember www.e-qold.com? ( Danger Will Robinson!!! Dont use
> this site, its a spoof, thats a Q not a G in the url )
that damn site is still up! And it has 128 bit SSL connection and
stuff! Only url will give away that you are not in t
> Choosing different
> algorithms does not necesarily make it more safe. As long as the main
> passphrases
> are different it will be ok.
That's the problem -- I think most people use the same passcode. A
strong design should make silly stuff like that hard to do by default.
>> I think it is im
That¹s not the case in a system where the SecureID is used in conjunction
with a user/pass which is how it is supposed to be used.
The numbers generated by the SID are time sensitive (and you cannot login
twice in a row with the same number even if you are still inside the
timeframe), so assuming
You are correct that will work, unless IMHO, the spoof site acts as a
proxy between the user with the crytpo card and the real site to be
hacked. This problem might be overcome for the short term by displaying
the number entered into the crypto card graphically like e-gold does
with the turing n
From: "SnowDog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The crypto-card is spoof-proof. ... On log-in, the website will present a
number.
> This number must be keyed into your crypto-card to receive another number
> which then must be keyed into the website. The crypto-card is the only
thing
> which knows the corr
> Danny! I hate to tell you but your scheme is wrong!
>
> Note that WITH JAY'S TURING NUMBER SYSTEM, YOU CAN ONLY TRY ONE
> PASSWORD PER JAY-TURING-IMAGE.
>
> Jay has completely defeated automatic attacks, and any such extra
> scheme as you propose, is, in fact, unnecessary!
Hi,
Sorry, but I
WooHoo! Rally on!
http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegoldnewyork.html
SnowDog
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> I have been consulting for years writing software. I have had the
> opportunity in the past to write software for the RSA SecureID
> product. I have looked at the cryptocard and it has some better
> features compared to the RSA product. Unfortunately, neither
> will protect you from being spoofe
Salutations!
I have been consulting for years writing software. I have had the
opportunity in the past to write software for the RSA SecureID
product. I have looked at the cryptocard and it has some better
features compared to the RSA product. Unfortunately, neither
will protect you from being
I agree with Bob. Actually, the 15% growth rate experienced by the digital
gold economy is not the same thing as economic growth like economists talk
about. It is one sector of the economy shifting over to a new technology.
If all of our wildest dreams come true and fifty years from now DGC's a
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only a billion, have a look at over 2 Trillion disappearing
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Hello all :)
- I've been an avid reader of the E-Gold list for a long time,
and I have a question about online privacy for the "brains".
The question also relates to the E-Gold service as well ;)
Over the last few weeks, I've submitted a few open
freelance type projects for programmers, to dev
> > For example if my turing return code setting is like this :
> > ab"m"def (a
> > fixed character "m" in position 3)
> >
> > Turing codeReturn code
> > 123456 12m456
>
> I get it. I like this idea for some situations (still won't fix the
> challenge wit
>That's basically the big advantage of the "2 hurdle" concept I am proposing.
..
>With my proposal you cannot crack my account even if you have an
>infinitely fast
>computer and as much time as you want.
>Why?
>
>The 1st hurdle to take is the original passphrase.
>If you get that one right (af
> > > > I think you guys have lost track of the whole purpose of the
> > > > Turing number. It is to prevent automated trials by ensuring that
> > > > a human being is there. What you are proposing amounts to an
> > > > additional or longer passphrase and in no way excludes automated
> > > > tri
Hey people,
> >Why not digital certificates. They are cheaper I think and work
> >really well. For those who want maximum security, you can always
> >have your certficicate store on a smart card.
>
> Claude, IMHO, using a cryptocard is even more secure, considerably
> more secure, than using a c
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