URGENT: ALL Affiliate programs: BAN VERIFIEDCASINOS.COM For Serious Hacking! (proof)

[Alex911]

Hi everyone, I am not casino player I work as outsource webmaster and administrator for several companies. Today one of my servers was compromised and I found many pages with link to this site _verifiedcasinos.net/ (not .com but I am sure that it is same person), so I begin to google it and found this topic. Just want to show that hacker have same domain in .net extension.

[universal4]

Thanks for the report Alex

I encourage you to do a fresh install of your server and change all administration and ftp passwords for safety. If you are on a shared hosting plan, it is usually a good idea to let your web host know that your server was compromised so they can take a look to make sure other virtuals/shared sites on the same server were not also compromised.

Rick
Universal4

[chipsrdown]

Not sure if this is the same hacker but he is displaying GPWA & Casinomeister seals on his landing pages.
NB - these are as seen from an Australian proxy, if you view from any other country you won't see the GPWA seals. Can't post screenshot as i am too new.
xxxx://cuttingedjj.com/casino/play-5-dragons-pokies-online.html
xxxx://mr4x4.com.au/casino/best-way-to-win-on-pokies.html

[iGamingWriter]

Due to the ongoing presence of certain programs on clearly hacked sites I've decided to upgrade from Not Recommended to Blacklisted status all involved casinos, adding in all the venues that I hadn't yet dealt with. This individual/s is engaged in illegal activity and by continuing to work with this operation the involved casino make themselves accomplices to this criminal activity.

Today I've added to the Blacklist;

AffEurope - City Club, City Tower, Crown Europe
888 - 888, Reef Club, Supro, Casino-On-Net, Casino 848
Betway - Betway, Cabaret Club, Ruby Fortune, GNUF,
Fortune Lounge - Platinum Play, 7 Sultans, Royal Vegas, Vegas Palm, Goldfishka, Kazino, Piggs Peak, Volcanic Gold, Euro Palace
Winner - Winner, Casino Del Rio, 7Regal, NeoPlay, Magic Red
Conan (AffPower) - Cosmik, Deuce Club, Osiris, Casino Blu
BestPay Partners - Slots Jackpot, Rock Bet, Vegas Days, Play2Win, Tradition, 21 Grand, Supreme Play
AffActive - Casino Titan, Win Palace, Slots Jungle, Begado
Revenue Jet - Ruby Royal, Onbling, Classy Coin, Loco Panda, Grand Parker
SkillOnNet - All venues were already on Blacklist, but added note
iGlobal Media - All venues
Play Hippo
Come On!

The vast majority of these casinos were already listed as Not Recommended and as such didn't receive links from me anyway, but I feel the distinction's important given the illegal nature of the site's these groups are working with.

I'm going to post an alert in the relevant forums for brands I think might actually care.

[chipsrdown]

Not sure if this is the same hacker but he is displaying GPWA & Casinomeister seals on his landing pages.
NB - these are as seen from an Australian proxy, if you view from any other country you won't see the GPWA seals. Can't post screenshot as i am too new.
xxxx://cuttingedjj.com/casino/play-5-dragons-pokies-online.html
xxxx://mr4x4.com.au/casino/best-way-to-win-on-pokies.html

The hacker has quickly swapped out these pages for ones without the GPWA & Casinomeister seals.

[F.C.Dosh]

Due to the ongoing presence of certain programs on clearly hacked sites I've decided to upgrade from Not Recommended to Blacklisted status all involved casinos, adding in all the venues that I hadn't yet dealt with. This individual/s is engaged in illegal activity and by continuing to work with this operation the involved casino make themselves accomplices to this criminal activity.

Seeing the scale of this, I wonder if it's a single person or a group of people involved in this.

[andrew.macfarlane]

Hi,

Andrew from ComeOn! here. This is the first I've heard of any hacking allegation for this particular affiliate and this is certainly something we don't want to associate ourselves with. Rest assured we will look into this issue today and come to a swift resolution.

Thanks

[iGamingWriter]

Hi,

Andrew from ComeOn! here. This is the first I've heard of any hacking allegation for this particular affiliate and this is certainly something we don't want to associate ourselves with. Rest assured we will look into this issue today and come to a swift resolution.

Thanks

To be completely honest I really didn't see Come On! fitting in with the other programs I listed above. You stand to lose too much reputationally from working with this individual for it to be worth your while.

I took this action simply to be demonstratively fair and consistent to everyone, but I've got a back-up of your old review so I can swap it back in if this is managed

[andrew.macfarlane]

Exactly. Thanks for this Pogg, we are in the process of taking ComeOn! off the site today so hopefully we should be able to get that old review back up soon.

[iGamingWriter]

Just a quick note to say that Come On! have been removed from the Blacklist and restored to their former position. I'd appreciate it if one of the mods could strike their brand from my list above.

[Roulette Zeitung]

Verifiedcasinos casino list
A new player is on the field.
Magic Red Casino = rightcommission.com

rightcommission.com
The responsible person is Rio Ilinsky.

Twitter: twitter.com/rioilinsky
Linkedin: il.linkedin.com/pub/rio-ilinsky/85/358/892

Very important:

Rio Ilinsky is GPWA member: https://www.gpwa.org/member/rio

His website: topukonlinecasinosites.co.uk

Open this site in your browser!
Now!
Any strange feelings about what you see?
Deja Vu?

Of course, that can be only "coincidence".

But with high probability he knows exactly, what's going on, because ...

"Rio Ilinsky
Affiliate Manager
Magic Red Affiliates
Last Activity: 13 Jan 2015"
Source: https://www.gpwa.org/member/rio

Look at "contact" on the GPWA member page!

"Rio.ilinsky@magicred.com"

Go to rightcommission.com, scroll down to the bottom and a little bit to the right.
Click on "Contact Us".
Your mail program will open a window, because the command behind the link is "mailto:rio.ilinsky@magicred.com?Subject=Hello".
Same and only (!) email address.

This is evidence, that Rio Ilinsky is responsible person for rightcommission.com, for the Magic Red banner on the criminal list and no one else!

Leopold

[iGamingWriter]

Magic Red are a Winner brand casino (redirects to Winner in the UK and owned by the same parent company)- they've been turning up on these sites for a while.

[Roulette Zeitung]

The unmasked affiliate link for Magic Red on the list is

partners.rightcommission.com/click.php?ctag=a618-b532-p159

(HTTP header)

This is the reason, why my post half an our ago was written about rightcommission.

But I am very impressed to read the word "Winner" again from a specialist in connection with this crime.

Leopold

[Wild Reels]

hello, i found this forum as i have spent the last day doing some outreach to lots of hacked websites over the last few days, and all of them pointed to verifiedcasinos.com/netent/

was doing some keyword research on netent casino, and found an unusual mix of sites ranking highly for these keywords.. i've contacted many telling them to check their wordpress installations, but is there anything else of note they need to be informed of to removed such things?

some example urls

depozitumberuska.cz/netent-casino
integlobal.org/netent-casino
alcountryhouse.com/en/netent-casino
brasifil.com.br/netent-casinos

[Roulette Zeitung]

"i've contacted many telling them to check their wordpress installations, but is there anything else of note they need to be informed of to removed such things?"

They should read this solution:

===> https://www.gpwa.org/forum/urgent-al...tml#post767493

To be prepared to newer hacking versions they also should read this:

===> https://www.gpwa.org/forum/current-c...tml#post776421

Leopold

[CasinoPlusBonus]

I just saw a lot of German sites with the casino hack (around 100?). What actually has happened with this discussion here? Many of the affiliate programs mentioned above are still working with the hacker. I believe that this issue needs to be raised with Affiliate programs on LAC.
This black hat stuff is not only bad for affiliates but for the entire industry as such.
I reported it also to Google but strictly speaking it does not qualify for web spam. It is simply a criminal activity out of the hands and also interest of Google. Why many of those sites then rank so well, I am not able to explain.

[iGamingWriter]

The truth is that the hacking activity isn't bad for the industry, only the casinos NOT working with the hackers. For those that are accepting traffic from hacked sites, they're getting what they want. It's everyone doing the right thing that's being screwed.

[dfiocch]

I reported it also to Google but strictly speaking it does not qualify for web spam. It is simply a criminal activity out of the hands and also interest of Google. Why many of those sites then rank so well, I am not able to explain.

No.
This is also clearly SPAM (how do you call SERPS full of the same result on every row)?
The truth , (in addition to what was said by ThePogg in the post above...) is that also "theBigG" reaps benefits from the SPAM on SERPS... it's called AdWords ($$$).

[CasinoPlusBonus]

The truth is that the hacking activity isn't bad for the industry, only the casinos NOT working with the hackers. For those that are accepting traffic from hacked sites, they're getting what they want. It's everyone doing the right thing that's being screwed.

well, I do not want to discuss about moral values. However, there are important news portals in Germany (heise.de) already writing about the "casino hack". I do not know where you live but the reputation of the industry is not the best in general. And a criminal (and that is what those hackers are) that attacks literally thousands of harmless sites (e.g. doctors, non profit organisations, actors, etc., etc.) with casino content is bad reputation for everyone working in this industry.

If everyone here just feels bad, because he does not have the skills to do the same ****, then we do also not have to be surprised that we are getting f....

[iGamingWriter]

well, I do not want to discuss about moral values. However, there are important news portals in Germany (heise.de) already writing about the "casino hack". I do not know where you live but the reputation of the industry is not the best in general. And a criminal (and that is what those hackers are) that attacks literally thousands of harmless sites (e.g. doctors, non profit organisations, actors, etc., etc.) with casino content is bad reputation for everyone working in this industry.

If everyone here just feels bad, because he does not have the skills to do the same ****, then we do also not have to be surprised that we are getting f....

Casino360.eu - I think you've misinterpreted me, my post wasn't intended as a criticism of what you said. I completely agree, what I was trying to say is that for the casinos that continue to be listed on these sites they are directly financially benefiting from this - as you rightly put it - criminal activity and they have motive to drag their heels when it comes to doing anything about it.

[EDIT - I misread and the comment about reputation was in regard to the industry not me ]