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Account recovered. You can add stevegee58 to the list.  Hooray! I'm back! Thanks! The Baron of Hell itself is a bitcoiner too? I hope to be back soon too. Those damn hackers are all over the place lately. So many accounts getting hacked. |
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Hi Decoded, im manselr and my account was recently hacked. I ask you to not delete me from the campaing, im not inactive, I just can't access my account. I have already proven to mods that im manselr by signing messages with BTC addresses posted in the forum with my manselr account so I will get my account back probably in one week according to what I've heard: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2251399.msg22786176#msg22786176Please reserve my spot, I will be back soon. |
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I just want to know: Am I supposed to get a PM reply back or I will get an email at a random time?
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Ok I will wait. Btw I just learned that signing such a generic message may be a mistake because someone else could use it to impersonate me...: Another suggestion, I might be wrong though.
If you just put Bitcoin address or PGP key, it is easy to impose another person. A signed message is better.
False. In reality is it the other way around. The Bitcoin address or public PGP key cannot be use to impose another person. Most user have this information public available in their signature, contact information, keybase.io etc. But you need it to published somewhere in bitcoin talk in order to be able to retrieve your account if it gets stolen. Publishing a generic signed message is not cleaver, it can be used by an imposter. If you sign something, the message must include the purpose of the signed message and include the time/date. This is an example of a not so cleaver signed message: Message: "This is TookDk from Bitcointalk" Signature: <the signature> This is much better: Message: "Date: 2015.03.19. The purpose of this message is to prove that TookDk from Bitcointalk is in control of bitcoin address 1TookDkVTaqsCn56Xo7aMfUMAUN3NhRjN at this point in time" Signature: <the signature> Makes sense. So should I sign the same address again with a better message? Always add the current date and even time if you wish, but I would follow the above link to the letter. You could sign another here and send Cyrus the link. Ok edited the post above with a better message: -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi, im manselr from bitcointalk. The date is October 10, 2017, 01:51:33 AM, the address is 14jiszwz2pLZR43LXQpFheJs8zbpX1qCYg. Please help.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
14jiszwz2pLZR43LXQpFheJs8zbpX1qCYg
IDBZuHGo0qvmTRM/is6MjiToDzM7xngU2OcXsJd/8kmfHeX0ONsnSBEHxVE2OB5Ktk1vvVuabdC4eO1LqBueBeA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- This should do. The PM that I sent to Cyrus with the email included also the date so I will just wait, hopefully he sees this thread too for further proof. |
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Ok I will wait. Btw I just learned that signing such a generic message may be a mistake because someone else could use it to impersonate me...: Another suggestion, I might be wrong though.
If you just put Bitcoin address or PGP key, it is easy to impose another person. A signed message is better.
False. In reality is it the other way around. The Bitcoin address or public PGP key cannot be use to impose another person. Most user have this information public available in their signature, contact information, keybase.io etc. But you need it to published somewhere in bitcoin talk in order to be able to retrieve your account if it gets stolen. Publishing a generic signed message is not cleaver, it can be used by an imposter. If you sign something, the message must include the purpose of the signed message and include the time/date. This is an example of a not so cleaver signed message: Message: "This is TookDk from Bitcointalk" Signature: <the signature> This is much better: Message: "Date: 2015.03.19. The purpose of this message is to prove that TookDk from Bitcointalk is in control of bitcoin address 1TookDkVTaqsCn56Xo7aMfUMAUN3NhRjN at this point in time" Signature: <the signature> Makes sense. So should I sign the same address again with a better message? (and edit the post above) |
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I wonder who is faster recovering accounts, theymos or Cyrus. I sent it to Cyrus because he was online but I saw theymos post right now :p
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I have sent the PM as explained on that thread to admin "Cyrus" a couple of hours ago. How much does it take in average to get this type of thing solved? Im worried the hacker causes havok in my account. Here's an screenshot of the post containing the BTC address I used to sign in case hacker modifies it:  Plus there's also that same address on the google spreadshet of the sig campaign. In any case, if hacker modifies the post, I can sign any other address from ages ago in some locked thread, I think I should have one in the Bitmixer thread, but please act fast im worried. How about this addy: http://archive.fo/tBwvf-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi, im manselr from bitcointalk. The date is October 10, 2017, 01:51:33 AM, the address is 14jiszwz2pLZR43LXQpFheJs8zbpX1qCYg. Please help.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
14jiszwz2pLZR43LXQpFheJs8zbpX1qCYg
IDBZuHGo0qvmTRM/is6MjiToDzM7xngU2OcXsJd/8kmfHeX0ONsnSBEHxVE2OB5Ktk1vvVuabdC4eO1LqBueBeA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- There you have it. I don't want to make public the email, Cyrus has it on the PM but I still didn't get any replies back. |
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I have sent the PM as explained on that thread to admin "Cyrus" a couple of hours ago. How much does it take in average to get this type of thing solved? Im worried the hacker causes havok in my account. Here's an screenshot of the post containing the BTC address I used to sign in case hacker modifies it: Plus there's also that same address on the google spreadshet of the sig campaign. In any case, if hacker modifies the post, I can sign any other address from ages ago in some locked thread, I think I should have one in the Bitmixer thread, but please act fast im worried. |
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My Hero account (manselr) has been potentially hacked. My password doesn't work, and I can't access my email. What's weird is, when I try to recover my pass with my secret question thing for the email, the website says my email doesn't exist. I thought the email got expired because I didn't log in on there for a while, so I tried to register again the same email but it says it's not availible.. weird.
You can't recover forum passwords using the secret question right now. Attempting to do so results in your account being locked for security reasons. Seclog shows two actions for your account in recent times: Today at 09:45:49 AM - manselr - password changed Today at 09:26:08 AM - manselr - password reset via email
If you're sure you don't have access to your account anymore and want to recover your account, follow the steps here: -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0Someone has definitely done that and it isn't me... do you have their IP's? I will read that thread now. |
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My Hero account (manselr) has been potentially hacked. My password doesn't work, and I can't access my email. What's weird is, when I try to recover my pass with my secret question thing for the email, the website says my email doesn't exist. I thought the email got expired because I didn't log in on there for a while, so I tried to register again the same email but it says it's not availible.. weird. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=381190It seems no new posts have been made and I don't remember when I exactly logged off yesterday so im not sure if someone has accessed it. I have seen that this forum has the option to ask you "your secret question" to try to recover the password but I don't remember ever being asked to enter a secret question and answer during registration, in fact when I just registered this account, there was no such thing in the registration process.. also weird. Anyway I have all info you need to recover my pass, including my 2 lasts passwords, email, and any address used to recieve payments in signature campaigns for example (I could sign one to prove I own these BTC addressess) but be quick in case the hacker changes the BTC addresses to his addresses to recieve the money himself, but I hope you can see any further post edits from now on and know that isn't me (in any case let it be on record that for example my last used BTC address for this campaign: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18HG1y8z7Ua-7iWfZiKGonvDlBpLAquXknEbG1fggHXg/edit#gid=0 is 1fuCrK2gq9jiQsy375hexRnNMun8gJvJp) |
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