Topic: [email protected] is compromised - page 24. (Read 152314 times)

dude,  the whole forum, look around....

I doubt any hacker who is arrogant enough to call Satoshi a fool... also someone who was able to force their way in to an email account that was no doubt under attack for 5 years+ would worry about being discovered... if anything he would love the challenge

lazyness... copy and paste the reference its not that hard

Only 2 negative trusts? Do we even not care to bang scammers around here?

Apple "innovation" is the same turd wrapped in different (more expensive) plastic.

Australians have been using "Pay pass" for that turd for quite a while, i'd doubt they (or anyone else) are going to move to the (now lego person known compromised) thing  with the battery that lasts less than one day.

now you can call me a negative person. trust feedback left. what a dumbass. lol @ his signature

Hot thread

Nice catch JackJack, keep it up. Razerglass asked for a link to Bl4ckw00d's trust page so here it is: Bl4ckw00d's trust summary

link to his trust page to make it easier for every one

That's it, but many people don't understand his cleverness.

Let's give this guy a nice amount of negative trust.

havnt you read revelations?

{private thoughts}

please please please lets this turn into the scene from Sirens of Titian.

{/private thoughts}


yes yes, a reappearance could spark some sort of rallying around the man... no?

of course we'd need an official spokes person has anyone predicted Satoshi's return?

A lot of people here seem to be thinking it doesn't make sense for Satoshi to just stop posting, leaving emails unpurged etc.
I hope this throws some light on that.

Some facts about terminating a throw away identity:

On the crypto lists back in the 90's we already knew that Carnivore was recording email contents at ISP's under gag orders, Enigma was operating, and data recorded at choke points into and out of major land masses. You also knew there were copies everywhere, in backups, in other peoples email accounts as well as their backups, etc.

From the day you created an alias like this, you would be ensuring there was nothing linking it to your real ID, and if you screwed up it was already too late to fix.
Exit from the alias then didn't require a 'last login' to purge email, and in fact that might have been more dangerous (if you were terminating it because you suspected surveillance)

Satoshi might not have been around then, but we're sure he read that stuff carefully since that was when the building blocks for bitcoin were created, and the early attempts at digital cash were tried.
His security mind set may not have been created then but was surely influenced by those discussions.

So, no need to be thinking he was careless or must have died to leave things as he did.
It was the exit plan all along.

We have a very elite set of  trained arm chair detectives in this forum. and he thought he would get away with it.

#rekt

haha bl4ckw00d got owned

I like how people think posting a pastebin means people will send them 12.5 bitcoin 

damn this is a very interesting thread:))

 

Good catch.