Topic: My Bitcoin Forum account has been hijacked - updated w/ more screenshots & info (Read 358 times)

So, is my account going to be returned to me?

Here's a screenshot of the PM which the person using my "Delicieuxz" account sent me:

https://i.imgur.com/mc11yol.jpg




Here are screenshots the person using my "Delicieuxz" account sent me, via PM, showing their transaction to purchase my account from somebody on this forum:

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

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




And here are screenshots of the person using my "Delicieuxz" account letting me know that they're willing to hand my account back to me, if I write a letter explaining things somewhere, either to the site admin, or to their project thread. I'm not sure which they want:

https://i.imgur.com/6oTRgK1.jpg




So, here's what's proven in the sight of everybody:

- The person using the "Delicieuxz" account bought it as a hacked account in August, and freely admits that it isn't rightfully theirs - and has offered to hand me back my account if I write an exoneration letter.

- I stated that my account was hacked after May 2017 and before September 2017, and then it was later demonstrated by the person using my "Delicieuxz" account that they purchased the account towards the end of the period I had outlined.

- All the post history of the "Delicieuxz" account, from May 2017 and earlier, only ever references my own person crypto coin accounts, which I have demonstrated to be mine by making multiple videos showing me logging into those exact accounts at those exact sites with my "Delicieuxz" name.

- All the post history of the "Delicieuxz" account, from May 2017 and earlier, includes several statements that "Delicieuxz" is a Canadian, which I am, and which the person currently using the "Delicieuxz" account is not.



Also, the IP addresses associated with the May 2017 posts and earlier will show the same location as the IP address which I am posting from, now - whereas the IP addresses associated with the posts made with the "Delicieuxz" account from September 2017 and onward will show a very different IP address location.

So, either I'm the real Delicieuxz, or somebody else using the name that's uniquely mine everywhere on the internet, and posting with an IP address from the same location that I'm posting from now, made posts going back to 2012 in which they somehow, and for some odd reason, posted details for my personal crypto currency accounts as though they were their own, and also described my nationality as though it was their own. Oh, and their account coincidentally happened to be hacked within the same 3-month period in which I initially reported my "Delicieuxz" account to have been hacked, before the person currently using that account provided confirmation that the account did in fact become compromised in that 3-month period. I believe it's obvious that that's my account.



BTW, I think this matter is important to the BTCtalk Forum staff, because it shows that somebody who hacked the forum has been selling hacked accounts through the forum, using a BTCtalk account of their own. And it's recorded in PMs. In my opinion, BTCtalk staff should be locating those PMs and trying to find out who it was that hacked BTCtalk Forum.

I saw their post saying that too, and they also PM'd me the same thing. Their screenshot shows that they bought it during the time that I said it was hacked: Sometime after May 2017, before September 2017. They say they bought it in August of 2017.



I have given complete proof that the "Delicieuxz" account is mine. You linking to a thread in which the site owner states their preferred way (because it's the quickest) of proving ownership of an account doesn't mean that all other proof is somehow not proof. I have given full proof that I am the owner of the account, by showing that the post history of the account is mine, and mentions my own crypto currency accounts from other sites, which I've shown myself logging into in the videos I uploaded.

Additionally, the person currently using my "Delicieuxz" account has confessed that it isn't their account, and that they bought it from a hacker.

Just checked my locked account now and it has registered new activity after I locked it....!

How can my account have activity after I locked the account with the URI that was sent to me and I used to lock it with?

My account was hijacked yesterday (https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/rosmo01-94578), but I was able to lock the account seconds after I received email warning of changed password and email address of the account. This bit is fine, bu then bitcointalk is unwilling to help us in any way!

How on earth are we supposed to only have one way of proving our ownership when:

The creation of an account does not require the account to provide a BTC address.
Bitcointalk did not force account owners to update their account with a BTC address after the account breach in 2015, so their recovery could be secured.
The creation of the account does not send an email verification to activate the account and thus being the proof of ownership.
The verification request is only accepted through an PM - which in turn can only be sent if the user creates another account!

It is clear that the number of hijacked accounts is out of control and nothing is being done to close the security holes.

No you haven't.  :/

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/recovering-hacked-accounts-or-accounts-with-lost-passwords-497545

The current user using this account claims, that he bought it see here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/account-buyer-delicieuxz-2654515

I have made another post in the same thread as the others, providing even further proof that the "Delicieuxz" account is mine, and that it has been hijacked by the person who has been posting with it since September 2017.

This is a copy of that post:

I've given full proof that the account "Delicieuxz" is mine, and its old posts are mine, in this thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.26952266

It concerns me that the person who hacked and is using my account is advertising for an ICO. If they decided they needed to do that with a stolen account, they might be trying to pull off a scam.


Here is a copy of the proof-containing post I just made in that other thread.

Hello. I haven't logged into Bitcoin Forum for years (edit: I might have logged in twice earlier this year, after having otherwise not spent time here since 2014), and upon trying to log in now, I found that my password doesn't work, and when I ask for an email to change my password, it doesn't appear in my email inbox. And when I ask for my secret question, to answer it and get my account back, the question I'm presented with is in Cyrillic, which I don't speak or read, and not English, which I do speak and read.

So, it's clear to me that my account has been hijacked.

My account that is hijacked is Delicieuxz.

I hope that something can be done for me to get it back. Thanks.

Here's the profile for my original account, which has been hacked: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/delicieuxz-64187

The first post made with my account by the hacker was on September 1, 2017: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/delicieuxz-64187;sa=showPosts;start=100

All that a moderator has to do is look at the IP address associated with the original posts for that account, and which registered the account. Then look at the IP address associated with the more recent posts.



It appears that I may have logged into my "Delicieuxz" account earlier this year, and made two posts. the last two posts that look like they might have been made by me with my "Delicieuxz" account were on: January 04, 2014, 09:35:56 AM, and the second of those 2 posts was on: May 06, 2017, 12:00:38 AM.

It appears as though the first post made by this hacker was on: September 01, 2017, 07:52:20 AM



WARNING: It appears as though the person who hacked my account is seeking to scam money out of people:





I just posted the following in response to that post:

WARNING!!!!

Don't believe anything that person posting as "Delicieuxz" says. They're using my account, which they hacked some time ago, and are likely attempting to scam people.

I just tried logging into my account today for the first time in while, and discovered that the email and password has been changed.

I don't know why this joker thought it was a good idea to steal somebody's account to post on this forum, but they're obviously not an honest person.