Hi everyone, I am the REAL master-p.
MY ACCOUNT WAS NEVER SOLD.
It was hacked.
I seem to have gotten keylogged and have lost all my saved passwords including my accounts on bitcointalk, gmail, keybase, etc.
Right now I don't have access to my PGP key, my bitcointalk and gmail account, and my skype account which I seldom use.
I believe I got hacked on the 14th or 15th where I mistakenly downloaded something which may have caused the keylogger/malware to be installed.
I did not know it was a keylogger at the time and then shortly after that I went out of town. After the evenining of the 14th I no longer had constant access to the internet. When I did get wifi I tried to log in to bitcointalk but oddly found that my saved password wasn't working on my mobile. I assume that my mobile was not synced correctly to my desktop's saved password.
After getting back online and seeing all this it now makes sense. I am not currently at home, and I won't be for another week or so.
I can assume my private keys have been exposed as well since it seems like the hacker has gained control of my wallet on my desktop PC. Looks like the hacker may also have access to my steam account now but the password has not been changed as the steam guard has protected me on that front.
It is also safe to assume the hacker has been impersonating me via PMs, e-mail, and even Skype and now has pull off this terrible scam.
At this point is there anything I can do? I have remote access to my desktop. If there's any way for me to remedy this or to change my bitcoin wallet passwords please let me know.
Right now my computer is shut off, I guess a power outage happened but I can get it booted up remotely. I don't want to turn it on though as I assume the keylogger/hacker would gain immediate access to all my info again if he has not already.
Is there a way for me to safely change my wallet passwords without having to log in to my main PC where my Armory wallet is installed?
Guys I'm sorry this happened. I wish I had seen this sooner but I didn't have time to find wifi to sign on while I'm out of town.
I will check back here whenever I can for the next week or so but I can't guarantee any fast responses.
I looked up a few of the addresses and see the funds are not moved, including my tipping address where all the funds are still there. Is there a chance the hacker can't change my wallet password because my computer is turned off, thus unable to move the funds?
No way man, the same thing happened to me. What are the chances /s
Its too bad that none of the coins have been moved so the chances of your private keys being compromised are slim to none. My advice to you is to return the funds that you have been entrusted with to their rightful owners as per the various escrow agreements. If you return everyone's money then there would be no real reason for anyone to release your dox, although I don't control the actions of others so I cannot make any guarantees.
Either way your reputation around here is most likely permanently ruined.