Quote from: Avirunes on April 27, 2016, 01:01:21 AM

Quote from: AgentofCoin on April 26, 2016, 09:55:53 PM

If Alaki's computer was "hacked",
why didn't his alt of Alaki account get "hacked" as well?

Why did he accept control of his main account back, still not knowing
how the hack occurred, and thus placing his returned Alaki account,
back into jeopardy of the same attack?

Quote from: Alaki_away on April 24, 2016, 02:30:32 AM

I'd guess that DDoS attacker hacked mah account as well or the beta is leaking passwords.
I'm not getting the reason how am I hacked? However, I've sent you a pm(theymos) for mah account recovery.
How about checking 'em(mah pm)?

Something doesn't seem right about this to me.

Well he already did said that he used same password for every account.maybe he had a different password for Alaki_away or maybe hacker wasn't interested becuase it was a newbie account.Or,maybe the hacker didn't knew about it as Alaki opens his alt account very
less .

Are you saying that the "hacker" used that same password to get access to Alaki's private keys as well?
Would that password have also worked on his PGP Keybase account as well?

- Why would a hacker, who is advanced enough to do everything he is purported to do,
import Alaki's private key into their own wallet, and sweep other scam address balances with it?

- Why wouldn't the "hacker" just send the btc away individually as he got control of each of them over time?

- Why group them all together and create proof that a single person gained control of all those keys?

Seems suspicious.