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Mt. Gox creditors report that their accounts have been subjected to a large number of unauthorized login attempts

2024-07-18 11:06:01

ChainCatcher message, in the Mt. Gox creditor subreddit "r/mtgoxinsolvency", multiple users reported issues when logging into their accounts on the Mt. Gox website, with screenshots showing a large number of unauthorized login attempts on their accounts.

Some users are concerned that this could be a "brute force" attack on Mt. Gox creditors, while others believe it may just be a website malfunction.

Later posts indicated that the Mt. Gox website subsequently entered maintenance mode. The email stated: "Thank you for your patience. Please check back later."

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