Unable to Login, Showing Incorrect Password

[SamRobsondd]

Hello!

I am unable to login into my account, its showing Incorrect password and someone else seems to be using my account with the posts and signature campaign showing in profile..
Profile link
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=513960


What to do, to get back my account?

[Patatas]

Hello!

I am unable to login into my account, its showing Incorrect password and someone else seems to be using my account with the posts and signature campaign showing in profile..
Profile link
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=513960


What to do, to get back my account?

Someone else ? AFAIK the profile still has the email address :    teddy5145@gmail.com ,isn't that your email address ? If it is,you can still change your password before he changes that email...

[bL4nkcode]

Did you remember the password of this account already? It seems that there's no details(email and password) change base on the forum's seclog from november 30.
And I replied/quoted one of this user's(teddy5145) post earlier. So mind to update here if its you or not?

[Welsh]

If that's your email then you can lock the account if the password was changed in the last 15 days. If not and you are sure you are using the same password and someone else is using the account then follow the instructions here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0

PM that information to theymos/cyrus.

[teddy5145]

Looks like I strike a gold with this one
Just for your information, OP is most likely the one who originaly hacked or bought my hacked account.

I already recovered my account with help from my old signed message and Cyrus
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2082964.msg24707746#msg24707746
Link to original topic that I've made in Meta

P.S Your Post quality is shit so I've deleted it from my account

Edit: I'm pretty sure you used two different twitter accounts for Bounty Campaigns as I remember the Twitter ID you used on this account and my account were different

[Cyrus]

Apparently he left a backdoor on his way out: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg20476143#msg20476143 (which still remained quoted)

If recovering an account was easy, then the above would be all it takes. Account recoveries are seldom straightforward, they take time and precision but it's ultimately in the rightful owner's benefit.

[teddy5145]

Apparently he left a backdoor on his way out: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg20476143#msg20476143 (which still remained quoted)

If recovering an account was easy, then the above would be all it takes. Account recoveries are seldom straightforward, they take time and precision but it's ultimately in the rightful owner's benefit.

Well, at least he's smart enough to not delete or edit my past post that shows my address
I'm pretty sure with my recovery request topic I've created in meta should be enough to make his signed message not valid/legit, yes?
Anyway, he probably ran away to another bought account though, he's still online without any sign of new post being made

[Welsh]

Apparently he left a backdoor on his way out: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg20476143#msg20476143 (which still remained quoted)

If recovering an account was easy, then the above would be all it takes. Account recoveries are seldom straightforward, they take time and precision but it's ultimately in the rightful owner's benefit.

Well, at least he's smart enough to not delete or edit my past post that shows my address
I'm pretty sure with my recovery request topic I've created in meta should be enough to make his signed message not valid/legit, yes?
Anyway, he probably ran away to another bought account though, he's still online without any sign of new post being made

You could always contact the person who quoted the address to delete it. Point him towards your recovery requests/signatures and then delete the message yourself. You've already proven that your the rightful owner and it's probably best to try and get that removed for later on down the line someone may request you to sign it. The hacker could also try and link to that and sign the address to 'prove' to others than are not informed about this.