1024kb - your first part proved you owned the allcryptocoins.ca domain. Therefore it seems likely that you are allcryptocoins.
Get it now?
I am not him, but he is a friend of mine. Did some research as well.
Looks like they simply didn't re register their domain name, then someone else did, hence access to all emails, and then access to twitter via pw reset. So no hack at all really.
The power of research is amazing eh
The domain wasn't even close to expiring. I'll have a third party well known member of our community verify this is actually me soon.
The domain was NOT expired and our password was NOT compromised at the registrar level.
http://whois.domaintools.com/coinfire.cfwhats the reg date there?
HINT: its today
Trust me, our registration was good until half way through this year. Someone did something way more sinister than that.
Can you give us an update as to what's happening with the twitter account and domain?
Twitter account is me. Domain is not. I used an offsite email address for bitcoin talk. I use very secure passwords, always generated, always at least 13 characters.
The only accounts compromised were email (because they controlled MX records) and Twitter (because they then controlled email). Everything else was always in a silo. Separate passwords, never reused anywhere, always use encryption.
We take security very seriously after the last hacks. We are unsure how the person was able to reregister our domain but we've got tickets in with the registrar.
The domain was registered under an email address not connected to me in anyway and not available via who-is and that account is still secure as well.
This took someone really going to great lengths to pull off getting the domain.