Re: I've been Kraken'ed...Hacked. 1-27. with 2FA enabled!!.. Warning!
No other theories as to how I could have been hacked? Based on my responses I still don't see anything you've provided as a viable answer or providing any clarity to the situation. Also curious to my points, the official emails sent from support@kraken.com, while being hacked, about my 2FA being bypassed and changed, yet my original login 2FA is still fully functional after being allowed back into my account. Is that not an anomaly, can you please answer this? 
My original warning still stands.
just to reiterate. I received zero answers/responses to any questions from Kraken through email or video chat after the hack.
2FA login/withdrawal enabled with Kraken. since 2015 for login. 2018 for withdrawal.
Emails not hacked and also 2FA protected. No IP intrusions on a private network.
Authenticator not static nor SMS based. 2FA on all emails, 2FA email separate from Kraken PW email. the two PWs also never touch same devices.
2FA key for Kraken, used for Authenticator placed in encrypted file, stays offline, and has not been touched for years.
No virus/keyloggers/Malware found
It's either.
A. I'm a liar and/or an idiot. (I have zero motive to talk nonsense about Kraken, could be user error, but haven't seen any evidence of that yet, and really the chain of emails from Kraken, while being hacked, would throw a lot of user error (phishing, PW exposure, etc. theories out the window, which is why I'm so persistent)
B. Authenticator App compromised. (again kept secure, in my possession, non sms, non static, separate email from anything Kraken, 2FA and no security incidents)
C. Login Email Compromised. ((again 2FA, activity log shows no foreign IP and email tech (one of the top email services) confirmed no one has hacked or been on my email accept me.))
D. Kraken is/was vulnerable and/or compromised, using insufficient security for members who ONLY use 2FA as an extra layer of security. (hopefully uniquely, but at best the internal investigation should not have been closed and me told to "file a police report" forcing me to make these questions public)
If anyone wants to chime in I'm all ears.. I'd love to be the guy who they say. "oh remember that guy who did a combination of stupid things never done before and lost all of a $100." Much better than hearing it from someone losing much more later.
My original warning still stands.
just to reiterate. I received zero answers/responses to any questions from Kraken through email or video chat after the hack.
2FA login/withdrawal enabled with Kraken. since 2015 for login. 2018 for withdrawal.
Emails not hacked and also 2FA protected. No IP intrusions on a private network.
Authenticator not static nor SMS based. 2FA on all emails, 2FA email separate from Kraken PW email. the two PWs also never touch same devices.
2FA key for Kraken, used for Authenticator placed in encrypted file, stays offline, and has not been touched for years.
No virus/keyloggers/Malware found
It's either.
A. I'm a liar and/or an idiot. (I have zero motive to talk nonsense about Kraken, could be user error, but haven't seen any evidence of that yet, and really the chain of emails from Kraken, while being hacked, would throw a lot of user error (phishing, PW exposure, etc. theories out the window, which is why I'm so persistent)
B. Authenticator App compromised. (again kept secure, in my possession, non sms, non static, separate email from anything Kraken, 2FA and no security incidents)
C. Login Email Compromised. ((again 2FA, activity log shows no foreign IP and email tech (one of the top email services) confirmed no one has hacked or been on my email accept me.))
D. Kraken is/was vulnerable and/or compromised, using insufficient security for members who ONLY use 2FA as an extra layer of security. (hopefully uniquely, but at best the internal investigation should not have been closed and me told to "file a police report" forcing me to make these questions public)
If anyone wants to chime in I'm all ears.. I'd love to be the guy who they say. "oh remember that guy who did a combination of stupid things never done before and lost all of a $100." Much better than hearing it from someone losing much more later.