Silkroad, a "black market" notorious for selling illegal goods on the Internet, has been hacking and stealing two million dollars entire Bitcoin
According Defcon nickname webmaster Silk Road, attackers exploit a loophole in the Bitcoin protocol transactions, and users have reported losing the entire amount of Bitcoin virtual currency worth over $ 2 million.
Defcon also said no one in danger of attack, no information is leaked and the attacker has never gained access to the server. The initial investigation showed that a seller has exploited a vulnerability was discovered recently in the Bitcoin protocol transactions, and continuously drained from the Bitcoin system until the entire Bitcoin was drained.
Defcon well informed about changes in policy futures. Accordingly, they will rebuild and change the way money moves from the buyer to the seller, to use a technical system "multi-signature" most likely via Bitcoin, instead of a standard certificate today.
In the past week, a similar flaw has been used in an attack aimed at a number of other Bitcoin exchanges, although not yet Bitcoin currency stolen. In May 10, the US Federal Bureau of Police (FBI) arrested Ross Ross Ulbricht Ulbricht to declare who was behind the black market drugs online. Last week at a court in Manhattan, Ross Ulbricht has denied all the allegations are founded the Silk Road sites.
Reflecting on the operational status of the black market websites, pages of Time Techland says, in recent months the black market other sites are trying to replace the role of the Silk Road and the Dutch government recently closed store a website called Utopia.
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