FYI: Stolen Account

[TheRealRazick]

Hello all,

I realize I will not be able to recover my account since I no longer have the same bitcoin wallet, but I just want to warn everyone that the user Razick is a scammer. This was my account until my extremely long and random password was somehow changed without authorization. Anyone who purchases someone else's account for the reputation is not to be trusted and no doubt has malicious intentions.

-Razick (the real one)

EDIT:

I found my old wallet! I will now try recovery 

Proof:

Verify without quotes: "Razick is my account, see link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028029.0"

Bare Signature (QT compatible): HDfUKpFUUpjxy/GY04DzZXP0Xt+K8zw16NPXEBbypkuQoMdRvkfxrnXJ7MUdhk0yoqf0O2TzIQAThtDOozzWOWk=

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[Apocollapse]

This is your account? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=75386

[TheRealRazick]

Yes, sorry, I'll add the link to my post.

[Apocollapse]

Your account have get negative trust from DT members, it will make your hacked account can not participated in signature campaign

[hd49728]

The trust page shows some negative trust feedback in 2017 and 2018 so I doubt on the legit of the account. Have you ever tried to recover your account since 2018?

If you are real owner of the account, you can try:
- Recovering hacked/lost accounts
- Account recoveries are moving again
- Cryptios

If you are not real owner, you can forget to recover it to pure status (no negative trust feedback).

[logfiles]

You can still try to recover your account using the new and quicker method than the previous one if you have access to your old email address with which you used for registering the account.  Just follow the instructions. If you don't have an old staked address, don't worry,  just try your luck.

[TheRealRazick]

I don't, BUT, I found my old wallet! 

Proof:

Verify without quotes: "Razick is my account, see link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028029.0"

Bare Signature (QT compatible): HDfUKpFUUpjxy/GY04DzZXP0Xt+K8zw16NPXEBbypkuQoMdRvkfxrnXJ7MUdhk0yoqf0O2TzIQAThtDOozzWOWk=

[The Cryptovator]

Bare Signature (QT compatible): HDfUKpFUUpjxy/GY04DzZXP0Xt+K8zw16NPXEBbypkuQoMdRvkfxrnXJ7MUdhk0yoqf0O2TzIQAThtDOozzWOWk=

Signature verified. I have added new feedback, PM me once you will have recovered your account.

Now all you need for recover account is your original email address which was used during registration of forum account. You have to send PM to recovery team from registered mail address. Hope your account will recover soon, best of luck for you.

[ChuckBuck]

You can still try to recover your account using the new and quicker method than the previous one if you have access to your old email address with which you used for registering the account.  Just follow the instructions. If you don't have an old staked address, don't worry,  just try your luck.

It may not sound like a good option   I don't think someone will not change the account information after they hack successfully someone's account, especially email, it will definitely be changed immediately. The only safe thing is your Bitcoin wallet, or a few other similar wallets. Can we ever recover accounts from an old email that has been changed? It seems impossible, because we can not know what is the old email address of an account  
Wish you regain your account soon with your beloved wallet 

[sujonali1819]

quote from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2231817.msg22493546#msg22493546

I am unable to access my private keys after my PC was hacked. If they Google my old public keys, they could find this post and also steal my Bitcointalk account (they stole my 0.06 BTC).

Neither my email or password is changed, therefore we are OK at the moment, but it doesn't matter. If a mod/admin sees this, please delete the old signature (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028029) asap!

Thank you,
Razick

P.s Here is my new signed message.

So who posted this post? @op you? Or the hacker? I can understand it accurately. Facing something error in my head while reading the OP and this quoted post.  

Sorry for I can not quote the thread correctly because the thread is locked now.

[JeromeTash]

It may not sound like a good option  I don't think someone will not change the account information after they hack successfully someone's account, especially email, it will definitely be changed immediately. The only safe thing is your Bitcoin wallet, or a few other similar wallets. Can we ever recover accounts from an old email that has been changed? It seems impossible, because we can not know what is the old email address of an account 

My account had its email address changed and at that time i had no staked BTC address but thanks to the cryptios team i still managed to recover it. I emailed them using the original email address. They did some background checks and helped me.

I believe OP has a high chance of recovering his too.

[TheRealRazick]

quote from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2231817.msg22493546#msg22493546

I am unable to access my private keys after my PC was hacked. If they Google my old public keys, they could find this post and also steal my Bitcointalk account (they stole my 0.06 BTC).

Neither my email or password is changed, therefore we are OK at the moment, but it doesn't matter. If a mod/admin sees this, please delete the old signature (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028029) asap!

Thank you,
Razick

P.s Here is my new signed message.

So who posted this post? @op you? Or the hacker? I can understand it accurately. Facing something error in my head while reading the OP and this quoted post.  

Sorry for I can not quote the thread correctly because the thread is locked now.

The hacker posted this because they do not have my wallet, I do. They wanted the original post deleted so that I would have no way of proving ownership of the account. I specifically posted my original signature in the archival thread “so that it couldn’t be deleted.”

[actmyname]

The hacker posted this because they do not have my wallet, I do. They wanted the original post deleted so that I would have no way of proving ownership of the account. I specifically posted my original signature in the archival thread “so that it couldn’t be deleted.”

Makes sense. We should, then, trust the verified step A of your archival message prior to that of the unverified step B of a supposed private key hack. Given the massive change in prose and post quality, I don't see any reason to grant disbelief to OP.

[coinlocket$]

The hacker posted this because they do not have my wallet, I do. They wanted the original post deleted so that I would have no way of proving ownership of the account. I specifically posted my original signature in the archival thread “so that it couldn’t be deleted.”

Makes sense. We should, then, trust the verified step A of your archival message prior to that of the unverified step B of a supposed private key hack. Given the massive change in prose and post quality, I don't see any reason to grant disbelief to OP.

His post has been now archived here http://archive.vn/wip/3J2OI
@actmyname I think nowadays they require only the original email to recover an account. I'm not sure about it but If I'm not mistaken...

[hosseinimr93]

It seems that, the appeal has been accepted. Razick has already recovered his account.


Security log

Edit:
The OP is still in process of recovering his account. It has not finished yet.
Thank you acroman08.

[acroman08]

It seems that, the appeal has been accepted. Razick has already recovered his account.


Security log

I am not sure but aren't "ownership queued" means that the ownership of the account hasn't been transferred completely and the OP still do not have access to his account? anyway, how do can I access the security log beside putting seclog.php on the URL?

[hosseinimr93]

I am not sure but aren't "ownership queued" means that the ownership of the account hasn't been transferred completely and the OP still do not have access to his account? anyway, how do can I access the security log beside putting seclog.php on the URL?

Yes, you are right. I didn't know the process. I just found this post by Theymos.

As an extra protection against any possible social engineering attacks, whenever^* the administration changes an account's email address from its current value, the following process occurs:
 - The change is queued.
 - It is listed in seclog.php.
 - The old email receives a warning.
 - After 7 days, the change goes through and another seclog.php entry is added.


The account stays locked throughout all of this.

So, the account should be unlocked 7 days later.

anyway, how do can I access the security log beside putting seclog.php on the URL?

I don't think there is any other way to access that page.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I am not sure but aren't "ownership queued" means that the ownership of the account hasn't been transferred completely and the OP still do not have access to his account? anyway,

It means OP's email was seen and that the recovery process has began. OP should be able to receive a couple of emails from the recoveries team with in the next few days.

[acroman08]

I am not sure but aren't "ownership queued" means that the ownership of the account hasn't been transferred completely and the OP still do not have access to his account? anyway, how do can I access the security log beside putting seclog.php on the URL?

Yes, you are right. I didn't know the process. I just found this post by Theymos.

As an extra protection against any possible social engineering attacks, whenever^* the administration changes an account's email address from its current value, the following process occurs:
 - The change is queued.
 - It is listed in seclog.php.
 - The old email receives a warning.
 - After 7 days, the change goes through and another seclog.php entry is added.



The account stays locked throughout all of this.

So, the account should be unlocked 7 days later.

neither did I knew what the process was and just assumed the OP still doesn't have access to his account since his account recovery is still in queue. thanks for confirming by quoting theymos's post.

anyway, how do can I access the security log beside putting seclog.php on the URL?

I don't think there is any other way to access that page.

I see, thanks anyway!

[Razick]

Account recovered, thanks all!