If you are new to bitcoin-related sites, you might find this story legitimate. But anyone that reads the article will see there is a basic flaw: DDoS attacks do not give access to the server, they just make the service inaccessible. If you read past (paid) articles about this very same service, you will see claims about how secure the system is, and how expert everyone that developed it is. The same was claimed by inputs.io, I'm sure you have read about that story earlier.<p>The thing is, if you want to use bitcoin, you cannot trust third parties to hold your coins for you. If you want to support bitcoin in your business, you cannot trust other sites to handle the payment for you. Yes, it is not convenient. But you have everything available to handle this yourself and, yes, you will need someone competent to do that for you if you are not into it. Bitcoin is not meant for the average user or the unaware merchant and it might never be, people need to start accepting this fact.