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Title: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: SwingSecond on October 01, 2017, 01:21:20 PM My account that I've been using since 2013 was recently hacked: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2212151
I have sent a PM to theymos with a signed message for verification, but he hasn't responded yet. Now, it's only been four days and he's probably been busy, but it makes me a little bit worried that he might have missed my PM. I don't want to nag him and send another PM either. How many here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? How long did it take? Thanks :) Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: Archibal on October 01, 2017, 01:36:09 PM Why do you think that many people retrieved their hacked accounts ?
any evidence to this statement ? i don't think that it's to easy. most people don't retrieve it imo. unless you stacked your adress and you will be able to retrieve it. read more here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.0 Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: SwingSecond on October 01, 2017, 03:00:04 PM Why do you think that many people retrieved their hacked accounts ? any evidence to this statement ? i don't think that it's to easy. most people don't retrieve it imo. unless you stacked your adress and you will be able to retrieve it. read more here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.0 What are you even trying to say? I didn't say I think many people retrieved their hacked account, I was asking that. I did stake my address over two years ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg12174323#msg12174323 Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: Roidz92 on October 01, 2017, 04:11:47 PM No way to have my account back, someone changed my mail and that's it.
when someone change email or password, the site should warning! Now my account is lost to someone that have it and use it to scam people! :'( Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: asdlolciterquit_2 on October 01, 2017, 04:37:14 PM My account that I've been using since 2013 was recently hacked: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2212151 I have sent a PM to theymos with a signed message for verification, but he hasn't responded yet. Now, it's only been four days and he's probably been busy, but it makes me a little bit worried that he might have missed my PM. I don't want to nag him and send another PM either. How many here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? How long did it take? Thanks :) few people for sure... not me. I'm waiting since almost one month now... Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: popolite11 on October 02, 2017, 07:15:57 AM My account that I've been using since 2013 was recently hacked: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2212151 I have sent a PM to theymos with a signed message for verification, but he hasn't responded yet. Now, it's only been four days and he's probably been busy, but it makes me a little bit worried that he might have missed my PM. I don't want to nag him and send another PM either. How many here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? How long did it take? Thanks :) few people for sure... not me. I'm waiting since almost one month now... But did you send to admins bitcoin signature? Because it you did it correct you should receive it back!!! Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: jorinu on October 02, 2017, 08:31:17 AM If you prove that your account is not visible to you, it is not possible to retrieve it. You can only buy it only. I think how can a hacker get your account and share it so we can avoid it?
Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: Roidz92 on October 02, 2017, 03:07:59 PM I never got it back, and refuse to create a permanent new one because I, like you, posted for many years and am not willing to let that happen again. I did not post a bitcoin address, because do not want any links between bitcointalk and a wallet. I don't understand how this is the ony forum in the world that requires a bitcoin address to recover an identity. Seems the only way to prevent it is to not use bitcointalk. If bitcointalk comes out with new version that provides some protection from email address change, I'll reconsider using Bitcointalk. Other than Reddit, anyone have any recommendations for a good bitcoin place to talk? If we don't get a good board where with better identity protection, I'll create one. True, only this forum has these rules. Other forum has 2fa and email security. Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: Welsh on October 02, 2017, 03:25:06 PM True, only this forum has these rules. Other forum has 2fa and email security. A Bitcoin address effectively can act as 2 factor authentication. If you remember posting a Bitcoin address then you could sign the address and provide that information to theymos. If the hacker has changed the post that contained the address, then theymos will likely be able to see the post history. Basically, check the post history or try to remember any time you posted an address and tell him about it and provide a signed message. Even if you have sent the address via personal message you can tell him about it and he'll be able to find it. I believe I remember reading a post by theymos years back that he will ignore any messages which do not contain the information described above. Found the link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0 I did stake my address over two years ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg12174323#msg12174323 Awesome. Follow the above link to the letter and wait patiently. I see you did this but posted it publicly and assume you did the same in the personal message to theymos. If that is the case you should just wait. Make sure that it's correct and has the information though. Wait a week and just message him again. He has many messages per week, and the inbox is rather messy and one message can easily be overlooked so sending him a reminder in a week should be okay.Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: Roidz92 on October 02, 2017, 03:54:13 PM True, only this forum has these rules. Other forum has 2fa and email security. A Bitcoin address effectively can act as 2 factor authentication. If you remember posting a Bitcoin address then you could sign the address and provide that information to theymos. If the hacker has changed the post that contained the address, then theymos will likely be able to see the post history. Basically, check the post history or try to remember any time you posted an address and tell him about it and provide a signed message. Even if you have sent the address via personal message you can tell him about it and he'll be able to find it. I believe I remember reading a post by theymos years back that he will ignore any messages which do not contain the information described above. Found the link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0 I did stake my address over two years ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg12174323#msg12174323 Awesome. Follow the above link to the letter and wait patiently. I see you did this but posted it publicly and assume you did the same in the personal message to theymos. If that is the case you should just wait. Make sure that it's correct and has the information though. Wait a week and just message him again. He has many messages per week, and the inbox is rather messy and one message can easily be overlooked so sending him a reminder in a week should be okay.the point is that this is a forum, and many people not even know what is a private key. Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: NutMasterTardd on October 02, 2017, 07:17:23 PM I got mine back (without mod help), this is the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2196759.msg22087145#msg22087145
Long story short I sent my hacked account a message from my second, and the guy that was currently in control of my account responded saying he had just purchased it and returned it to me. It was pretty lucky but he knew he wouldn't be able to keep someone else's account and that it would eventually be frozen until the problem could be resolved, maybe you might have some luck doing the same. I assume hackers know they won't have access to the hacked accounts for long, especially if the account owner is active anyway so they sell them on and take any profit they can while they can. It was pretty lucky as I had never staked an address, as soon as I got my account back it was the first thing I did. I know the mods of this forum are extremely busy but I am sure you'll hear something back eventually, I wish you luck. Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: Roidz92 on October 02, 2017, 07:36:23 PM I got mine back, this is the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2196759.msg22087145#msg22087145 Long story short I sent my hacked account a message from my second, and the guy that was currently in control of my account responded saying he had just purchased it and returned it to me. It was pretty luck but he knew he wouldn't be able to keep someone else's account and that it would eventually be frozen until the problem could be resolved, maybe you might have some luck doing the same. I assume hackers know they won't have access to the hacked accounts for long, especially if the account owner is active anyway so they sell them on and take any profit they can while they can. It was pretty lucky as I had never staked an address, as soon as I got my account back it was the first thing I did. I know the mods of this forum are extremely busy but I am sure you'll hear something back eventually, I wish you luck. i hope to have your luck. surely the people who bought my account, lost his money. i will persecute my original hacked haccount forever until he returns. Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: SwingSecond on October 03, 2017, 05:46:36 PM True, only this forum has these rules. Other forum has 2fa and email security. A Bitcoin address effectively can act as 2 factor authentication. If you remember posting a Bitcoin address then you could sign the address and provide that information to theymos. If the hacker has changed the post that contained the address, then theymos will likely be able to see the post history. Basically, check the post history or try to remember any time you posted an address and tell him about it and provide a signed message. Even if you have sent the address via personal message you can tell him about it and he'll be able to find it. I believe I remember reading a post by theymos years back that he will ignore any messages which do not contain the information described above. Found the link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0 I did stake my address over two years ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg12174323#msg12174323 Awesome. Follow the above link to the letter and wait patiently. I see you did this but posted it publicly and assume you did the same in the personal message to theymos. If that is the case you should just wait. Make sure that it's correct and has the information though. Wait a week and just message him again. He has many messages per week, and the inbox is rather messy and one message can easily be overlooked so sending him a reminder in a week should be okay.Hello! I did send a signed message to theymos in a PM, but I didn't do it in the exact same format he requested. I use blockchain.info and I made separate lines for address, message and signature, like this: Address: Code: X Message: Code: X Signature: Code: X I hope it's acceptable. Otherwise I'll reformat it so it looks like this: Code: -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- and try again. Title: Re: How many people here successfully retrieved their hacked accounts? Post by: SwingSecond on October 03, 2017, 05:58:13 PM True, only this forum has these rules. Other forum has 2fa and email security. A Bitcoin address effectively can act as 2 factor authentication. If you remember posting a Bitcoin address then you could sign the address and provide that information to theymos. If the hacker has changed the post that contained the address, then theymos will likely be able to see the post history. Basically, check the post history or try to remember any time you posted an address and tell him about it and provide a signed message. Even if you have sent the address via personal message you can tell him about it and he'll be able to find it. I believe I remember reading a post by theymos years back that he will ignore any messages which do not contain the information described above. Found the link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0 I did stake my address over two years ago: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg12174323#msg12174323 Awesome. Follow the above link to the letter and wait patiently. I see you did this but posted it publicly and assume you did the same in the personal message to theymos. If that is the case you should just wait. Make sure that it's correct and has the information though. Wait a week and just message him again. He has many messages per week, and the inbox is rather messy and one message can easily be overlooked so sending him a reminder in a week should be okay.Wait, why bitcointalk.to? It's .org, not .to. |