If all BTC are on single place, it could be possible to recover them. Seems like well documented case, both parties are in civilized countries and court could take it.
Soom.cz is not very reliable source. Also Czech Linux community does not mention anything.
But according to some users it did not even used SSL!!!
But according to some users it did not even used SSL!!!
It's never going to stop amusing me that Bitcoin's big selling point is how it's this amazing form of applied cryptography... and the people who actually try to do this kind of thing cheerfully neglect security concerns that seem rather basic.
It's not hard to explain this phenomenon, but it's still amusing.
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If all BTC are on single place, it could be possible to recover them. Seems like well documented case, both parties are in civilized countries and court could take it.
Soom.cz is not very reliable source. Also Czech Linux community does not mention anything.
But according to some users it did not even used SSL!!!
It's never going to stop amusing me that Bitcoin's big selling point is how it's this amazing form of applied cryptography... and the people who actually try to do this kind of thing cheerfully neglect security concerns that seem rather basic.
It's not hard to explain this phenomenon, but it's still amusing.