Quote from: iBug on February 26, 2013, 12:50:51 PM

I just found out that there was an unauthorized withdrawal of exactly 60 BTC from my Mt. Gox account. Sad

I could still access my account and change my password. Weirdly (but luckily), only 60 BTC were transferred - which is about half of my bitcoins.
I know that at current market price, 60 BTC isn't a lot for some of you - but they are of high value for me, a student without regular income.

Now the big question is: Was my password stolen (if so, why weren't over 120 bitcoins stolen, but only 60 ?) or did Mt. Gox make a mistake ? Angry

(previous password: 15 upper- and lowercase letters, symbols and numbers)

I contacted Mt. Gox, but they're only saying that I should report it to the police and send them a copy of the police report. I think you can all understand, that I'm pissed right now...

Has the same happened to any of you before ? I fear there is absolutely no way that I'll ever get those 60 BTC back... right ?

I would suggest you remember the times when you used the account in some ways.
The account/password couple could be store somewhere and someone could have used it without knowing it.
I had a similar problem with a C/C in the recent past (I had used my C/C card to pay an item he bought). The data was dormant for over an year and then, bang, the person went shopping without realizing he was using my C/C instead of his.

This is the reason I prefer accounts that use a double authorization with a changing code every time like blockchain and bitstamp.