Someone hacked my account_CoinManiac

[CoinManiac1]

Hi, mods. Somebody just now, a while ago, hacked my btt account. The hacked account id is CoinManiac. Please help and ppl please deal dont deal with him until and unless I write here that it belongs back to me.

 

[iluvpie60]

Hi, mods. Somebody just now, a while ago, hacked my btt account. The hacked account id is CoinManiac. Please help and ppl please deal dont deal with him until and unless I write here that it belongs back to me.

 

Secure ur shit lol. Only people who get hacked are people who are lazy.

[CoinManiac1]

Hi, mods. Somebody just now, a while ago, hacked my btt account. The hacked account id is CoinManiac. Please help and ppl please deal dont deal with him until and unless I write here that it belongs back to me.

 

Secure ur shit lol. Only people who get hacked are people who are lazy.

Then please provide me ur knowledge of securing it instead of complaining.

[ibfragalot2]

Same thing happened to me mate, notice the 1 on my name as well! It was so obvious to anyone who took a cursory look at the evidence, but unfortunately the people running this site don't care. They have one method to get it back, which is very obscure and a total cop out.

Just have to move on unfortunately...

[rapsaodan84]

Did you ever published a bitcoin address or pgp key?

You can het your account back if you're able to sign a message using those keys.

[bitbaby]

Hi, mods. Somebody just now, a while ago, hacked my btt account. The hacked account id is CoinManiac. Please help and ppl please deal dont deal with him until and unless I write here that it belongs back to me.

 

Secure ur shit lol. Only people who get hacked are people who are lazy.

Then please provide me ur knowledge of securing it instead of complaining.

It has happened before, the only way to be secure is use a very strong password and don't use the "secret question" feature in account settings. It is also recommended to send a mssg to DefaultTrust with your address and save the PM Id and address used in the pm. explained here:

I wonder why this is so hard...

It's best to include it naturally in a post. But if you can't, you can send a PM to an account that won't delete it (you could use DefaultTrust for this). After you send it, check your outbox and make a note of the PM's ID (visible in the quote URL).
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Just send a PM to DefaultTrust now, write down the PM id and the address in a safe place and you are fine.

If you have sent a pm to someone on the forum, then go here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.msg5473531#msg5473531

It explains how to recover your hacked account back.