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Topic: thank you bitcoin talk recovery team. (Read 320 times)

sr. member
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May 14, 2022, 12:46:39 PM
#13
I think the recovery team had me prove it was me by signing a message from a reallllly old wallet I had.
sr. member
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Good to see old users coming back. How did your investment age over the years? I hope you haven't lost faith along the way.

It was up and down. Most of my investments didnt work out well. Instead I got job offers and did development work to get gains. Actively investing in Tezos now. its been fun using tezos.

I got my own token, DAO, NFT platform, DEX, Staking Farms, its damn easy to fork code, alter it a bit, and throw it up. Running a validator on tezos and some solana fork called Velas.

Thanks LOYCEV, Ya - my password management isnt the best for some things.

I have been thinking of how to get back into BTC but I just cant find myself to buy any at these kind of prices.



I think the recovery team had me prove it was me by signing a message from a reallllly old wallet I had.
legendary
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Thick-Skinned Gang Leader and Golden Feather 2021
Hmm. How can I prove that I am the real Sebdude420.
BPIP confirms you recovered your account last year. If it's good enough for the recovery team, it's good enough for me.

What's interesting is that you didn't make a single post again after you created this topic (more than 14 months ago), until today. And today you started by resetting your password, just like in 2018.
So if you're still the same owner, I'd say you need a password manager Smiley

My SIM card Phone number was Simjacked/Ported from Tmobile >> ATT, The attacker got my Phone number. Started to use SMS recovery on everything they could.
For this exact reason, I've disabled phone recovery anywhere I can, starting by my email. Unfortunately, more and more banks now move to SMS authentication too. I can keep my passwords safe, but I can't help it if my phone company makes a mistake.
legendary
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Don't let others control your BTC -> self custody
Good to see old users coming back. How did your investment age over the years? I hope you haven't lost faith along the way.
sr. member
Activity: 397
Merit: 350
May 13, 2022, 11:16:23 PM
#9
Hmm. How can I prove that I am the real Sebdude420.

Here I can try with my twitter account. @sebuh_com https://twitter.com/Sebuh_com/status/1525327822528532480

Well the story is pretty crazy to be honest. It went like this.

My SIM card Phone number was Simjacked/Ported from Tmobile >> ATT, The attacker got my Phone number. Started to use SMS recovery on everything they could. I tried hacking my accounts back. In the final hours after they had my facebook account and were impostering me, i went to FB offices in LA and took the police with me to get my account back. It was messy.

I restored all my accounts, and hadnt lost any money. the money accounts were all behind 2fa/HWM non sms, so they stole some money from my friends on facebook asking for BTC loans to buy some shitcoins.

SO. The SOLUTION to this problem, SIMJACKING, which can be done by Rogue Employees at Telecoms, Is to change your PIN PORT AUTHORITY to a NON DEFUALT PIN. The DEFAULT pin is YOUR LAST FOUR OF your SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBer.

SSN all Leaked, They find a prominant bitcoiner and they attack, Michael Terpin was the biggest target to get hit, probably by the same simjacking ring that him me. It happend around the same time, 2017 TOP.

SO< LESSON > CHANGE YOUR PHONE NUMBER PORT AUTHORIITY PIN CODE + ADD FRUAD PREVENTION FOR ANY ACCOUNT CHANGES TO TELECOM CELL PHONE > ID VERIFICATION + FRAUD PREVENTION . Max out the security on that shiet. or else, you blow up and make a name for yourself they coming for you. All day 247 im being attacked by hackerfoos.

Lets see what else, 2015-2017 i basically took a hiatus, thats why i didnt maintain presence.

nowadays i just mess around on tezos, run a validator on a few networks, no  more energy intensive mining operations, some people ask me for research work, or developing things,

most of the times i just look for exploits and try to cash in on them for bounties, its fun and pays decent.

Still IN LOS ANGELES >> MEET UP!
legendary
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March 01, 2021, 05:11:01 AM
#8
I don't understand, did bitcointalk recovery team took 4 years to give you back your account or you tried recovering it after 4 years and got it?
He was probably trying to say that he now has access to his account after 4 years of being locked out of it. The Bitcointalk account recovery team didn't even exist 4 years ago.
OP was hacked in December 2017, so that is closer to 3 years. But it's not so important.

I got sim jacked in 2017 of December and A lot of my accounts were compromised Sebdude420 being one of them.
hero member
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February 28, 2021, 10:17:42 PM
#7
I don't understand, did bitcointalk recovery team took 4 years to give you back your account or you tried recovering it after 4 years and got it?
legendary
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Heisenberg
February 28, 2021, 02:32:27 PM
#6
Nice to know that you recovered your account. Welcome back.



Are there any proof that you are the account owner and that you were really hacked? It's not because I do not believe you but I believe that there should be some evidence that you have to provide because recovered accounts are unlikely to me and it can be a good cover story for someone who just recently bought an account and they do not want to raise suspicion that could lead to scrutiny.
If there was no proof then I believe the recovery team wouldn't have recovered the account. I am one of the people who got my account recovered getting hacked. There are specific requirements needed if your account is to be recovered.

From the original email address to comparing IP address logs before and after the account was hacked. So the fact that he was able to get back his account means that he'
s the rightful owner. No need for further "verification"

legendary
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February 28, 2021, 11:24:11 AM
#5
Are there any proof that you are the account owner and that you were really hacked?
Any proof that exist would be with the team dealing with account recoveries.
There is a specific procedure that has to be respected when a user wants to recover his account. The two most important steps of an account recovery is being able to sign a message from an address that was posted and remains unedited on Bitcointalk, and emailing the team from the original email address the account was registered with. I am sure exceptions can be made, but that is usually how the process looks.

OP can probably sign a message and post it here so that those who have doubts can see it.
legendary
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February 28, 2021, 06:49:30 AM
#4
Are there any proof that you are the account owner and that you were really hacked? It's not because I do not believe you but I believe that there should be some evidence that you have to provide because recovered accounts are unlikely to me and it can be a good cover story for someone who just recently bought an account and they do not want to raise suspicion that could lead to scrutiny.
if I am correct, admin/staff can easily check if the account was actually recovered/unban/unlocked through the modlogs(I think). you can ask them for confirmation if the account was actually recovered by the actual owner.

also, checking around someone did report that the account was hacked around October 2018 Bitcoin Hero has been Reactivated - Sebdude420=Hacked
member
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February 28, 2021, 02:40:02 AM
#3
Are there any proof that you are the account owner and that you were really hacked? It's not because I do not believe you but I believe that there should be some evidence that you have to provide because recovered accounts are unlikely to me and it can be a good cover story for someone who just recently bought an account and they do not want to raise suspicion that could lead to scrutiny.
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Binance #Smart World Global Token
February 28, 2021, 01:54:19 AM
#2
Wow. Am glad to see you recover your high-rank account here in the forum. This just shows that bad people will not be stopping the good ones at the end. And with a good team of BTT who are more than willing to help, the account is now back at your own control. And it would be good to hear what really happened, kind enough to share the story, so we can somehow learn a thing or two from it?
sr. member
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February 28, 2021, 12:14:31 AM
#1
after 4 years i have finally got my bitcointalk account recovered.

wow. those haxxors really got me. simjacking is a pain in the butt!

sms 2fa bad

offline device 2fa- best


-bitcoin Hero
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