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Re: GAW Miners Paybase Paycoin unofficial uncensored discussion.ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :)
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on 23/01/2015, 23:19:46 UTC
Quote from: not.you on January 23, 2015, 11:11:43 PM
Quote from: msarro on January 23, 2015, 10:52:46 PM
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Quote from: TheCoinFinder on January 23, 2015, 09:57:24 PM
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.

Not only that, you can let a domain expire and they give you a grace period. Been there. Done that many times.

For some reason I had you ignored.
Either way, you're right. On top of that when the domain is expiring they send you almost daily notices. Even the crappy registrars. It's very hard to "let a domain expire" without being aware of it expiring.

You can transfer a domain between registrars as long as you have it unlocked at the current registrar and you provide a transfer code to the new registrar (usual method although different registrars may handle that differently).  Sounds to me like they did something to the current registrar which allowed it to be transferred.  Whether that means they hacked them or social engineered it or what I don't know.  As soon as it is transferred it would show a new registration date at the new registrar.

As far as using the MX record to intercept email that still requires a mail server at the destination IP which takes some effort.  Once they had re-registered the domain, changing the MX record would be trivial though.  Right now I show the mx record pointed at 54.204.22.76 which appears to be one of many mail server IP's for a place called mail.b-io.co.  I don't know anything about that place so I don't know if you could just setup an account and start receiving email there for a domain you "owned".

offical logs from the cf registrar dont show anything at all, no transfer out etc. someone, someone good, sure knew what they were doing.

http://t.co/vQSqVVTTKc