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I have not either, beside the usual phishing and DDoS. That said I've not had any experience with them except for hearing the name in passing. Remember that a c
by nwh 13y ago
I have not either, beside the usual phishing and DDoS. That said I've not had any experience with them except for hearing the name in passing. Remember that a comment like this is possibly a false positive, they could be incompetent until we know that it's 100% true, we can't ever prove that they aren't incompetent.
- mateuszf 13y agoMaybe, but that's like me calling you incompetent because there is no proof you always are competent.
- nwh 13y agoTrue, but I'm not handling financial transactions.
- mateuszf 13y agoIt doesn't matter. With your definition of competence no one could be called that way ever.
- Dylan16807 13y agoIt's quite possible to demonstrate robust systems. But you have to have robust systems first.
- nwh 13y agoA measure of competence is usually down to trust and demonstration of experience. We can take blockchain.info, a slightly similar service, and use them as an example. With no other knowledge I can see that their ready to go PHP developer examples have SQL injection vulnerabilities. That's not an issue with the service itself-that's closed source-but we now have a measure of the incompetence of the websites owner. There's no way of knowing what their system looks like internally, but that's enough to make me cautious relying on their data feeds as being 100% reliable.
- runn1ng 13y agoI have heard that they are extremely well-run and everything works as it should - however, they ask a lot of questions if you make bigger transactions. For example, they need to know where do you get your money from, and if it's from mining, they want copies of bills for the mining rigs, and so on.