satoshin@gmx.com is compromised

[AnonyWince]

The Satoshi hacker is giving a warning to the powers-that-be such as Paypal.

More details at the quoted post.

[Bl4ckw00d]

I have seen numerous of these around:

http://pastebin.com/mpPirbSr

or

http://bitbin.it/sOjcnNkd

or I have seen 4 other addresses.  I think people are just posting these to try and get a payday.  None of them seem to be for the same address lol

[becker]

Okay since the game is up. I will announce I am Satoshi. Please send me coin, after I get 1000 BTC, I will tell you my story in full.

thanks.

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[bitcoinarnold]

https://i.imgur.com/y0Ee8cl.png


Most likely a fake name satoshi used.

[coinsy.org]

I have seen numerous of these around:

http://pastebin.com/mpPirbSr

or

http://bitbin.it/sOjcnNkd

or I have seen 4 other addresses.  I think people are just posting these to try and get a payday.  None of them seem to be for the same address lol

We reported it, hopefully they will regex ban it.

In other news, the hacker has the worst negotiation skills ever. He will probably start to drop the price soon. He's desperate.

[Raek]

Has gmx said anything?

[beetcoin]

wait a minute.. if satoshi really made that order from cardreaderfactory, why the hell would he use his satoshi e-mail address? cardreaderfactory would basically know it was him, plus his mailing address. he's not that stupid, it just sounds too fishy.

[cAPSLOCK]

oh shit...

where did u get the screenshot from?

https://twitter.com/AdrianChen/status/509162847130370048

I love how the next to last one looks like it might be a Nigerian scam email.

[keewee]

wait a minute.. if satoshi really made that order from cardreaderfactory, why the hell would he use his satoshi e-mail address? cardreaderfactory would basically know it was him, plus his mailing address. he's not that stupid, it just sounds too fishy.

+1  it's one thing to make a mistake, but this would be on a completely different level

[blackbird307]

The fact that the hacker is requesting 25 bitcoins suggests that they don't have access to Satoshi's Wallet(s). Also, if anyone was watching the addresses, they would see that there was no significant movement in the past 5 months when account was presumed to have been hijacked. So we can put that to rest.

[coinsy.org]

wait a minute.. if satoshi really made that order from cardreaderfactory, why the hell would he use his satoshi e-mail address? cardreaderfactory would basically know it was him, plus his mailing address. he's not that stupid, it just sounds too fishy.

He may have trusted them. They did start accepting Bitcoin in 2012 so it's plausible.

[coinsy.org]

The fact that the hacker is requesting 25 bitcoins suggests that they don't have access to Satoshi's Wallet(s). Also, if anyone was watching the addresses, they would see that there was no significant movement in the past 5 months when account was presumed to have been hijacked. So we can put that to rest.

I think we've concluded the those Bitcoins are safe and will remain that way. Satoshi's identity may not however. But this hacker is failing because of poor social skills. 

[CreationLayer]

wait a minute.. if satoshi really made that order from cardreaderfactory, why the hell would he use his satoshi e-mail address? cardreaderfactory would basically know it was him, plus his mailing address. he's not that stupid, it just sounds too fishy.

+1  it's one thing to make a mistake, but this would be on a completely different level

fwiw they do accept Bitcoin

[X7]

We are all satoshi.

Well said

[beetcoin]

wait a minute.. if satoshi really made that order from cardreaderfactory, why the hell would he use his satoshi e-mail address? cardreaderfactory would basically know it was him, plus his mailing address. he's not that stupid, it just sounds too fishy.

+1  it's one thing to make a mistake, but this would be on a completely different level

fwiw they do accept Bitcoin

so? if he makes an order, they will see it from satoshin@gmx.com, and it will display his name. and then they'd have his name and address.

besides that, there is no reason for him to use satoshin@gmx.com .. he could use literally any other e-mail, and there'd be no risk (and there's nothing to be gained from purchasing through satoshin@gmx.com).

[blackbird307]

https://i.imgur.com/y0Ee8cl.png


Most likely a fake name satoshi used.

Went to look at the neighborhood on google maps. Doesn't look like the kind of area someone in control of a billion dollars worth of bitcoins would live in.

[coinsy.org]

https://i.imgur.com/y0Ee8cl.png


Most likely a fake name satoshi used.

Went to look at the neighborhood on google maps. Doesn't look like the kind of area someone in control of a billion dollars worth of bitcoins would live in.

Drop house.

[beetcoin]

https://i.imgur.com/y0Ee8cl.png


Most likely a fake name satoshi used.

Went to look at the neighborhood on google maps. Doesn't look like the kind of area someone in control of a billion dollars worth of bitcoins would live in.

Drop house.

that makes completely no sense. why would he use his satoshi e-mail and send it to a drop house with a fake name, when he could make an order with his gmail account without giving up his identity?

[keewee]

wait a minute.. if satoshi really made that order from cardreaderfactory, why the hell would he use his satoshi e-mail address? cardreaderfactory would basically know it was him, plus his mailing address. he's not that stupid, it just sounds too fishy.

+1  it's one thing to make a mistake, but this would be on a completely different level

fwiw they do accept Bitcoin

so? if he makes an order, they will see it from satoshin@gmx.com, and it will display his name. and then they'd have his name and address.

besides that, there is no reason for him to use satoshin@gmx.com .. he could use literally any other e-mail, and there'd be no risk (and there's nothing to be gained from purchasing through satoshin@gmx.com).

Another thing is at the time he placed that order bitcoins were priced at around $100. He's sitting on close to a million bitcoins (supposedly) so they would have been valued at around $100,000,000. And we're expected to believe he bought a $200 mining rig? Why would he? And reveal his real name and physical address which he had gone to great lengths to protect? I find it hard to believe

[coinsy.org]

https://i.imgur.com/y0Ee8cl.png


Most likely a fake name satoshi used.

Went to look at the neighborhood on google maps. Doesn't look like the kind of area someone in control of a billion dollars worth of bitcoins would live in.

Drop house.

that makes completely no sense. why would he use his satoshi e-mail and send it to a drop house with a fake name, when he could make an order with his gmail account without giving up his identity?

Then you are saying the invoice is fake.