He never said his account was hijacked, he said somebody accessed it.

Now, following one of your posts in which you quote Veleor:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5130126.msg50538264#msg50538264

Shafiqul Islam has some 7 alts according to that

Two of them being:
Kayum10029 - tagged by yahoo62278   and The Pharmacist
Sihab76 - tagged Lauda and yahoo62278

Common,  what's this scenario where someone having his alts already tagged by DT members months ago starts asking them over PM for merits ?

ps
interesting that  7 out of 8 of those accounts have been active today.

I think BPIP is incorrect:
Note how the time is exactly the same, but a day later.

However, seclog shows only one entry:
Only one password change would make sense, if an attacker had changed the password, the original owner would have lost access.

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This story doesn't add up indeed. Considering how weird this is, from meriting, instantly complaining about it, and sending PMs, it could be Shafiqul Islam's account really got "hacked".

A phone number is not a password, a password is something nobody else can know.

Posting plagiarism is the fastest path to a ban.

• waking up from a long period of inactivity is marked with orange.
• password reset via emails is also marked with orange
• regular password change is marked with black letters and small font size

edit; email address changes are also displayed with orange.

A full member user ask for merit by pm from Vod and The pharmacist !!

Two possibilities:
1- This user doesn't definitely know about rules or DT or merit system. If one day I receive a similar ask from a full member account who have no trust history, I would explain to him that he is doing a wrong act before thinking to tag him.
2- The account has changed hand and should be tagged for a hack suspection until ownership verification.

I don't think op is lying about the hack attempt

@OP
You need solid proofs that your account had changed hands.
If someone tried to destroy your reputation, I think he succeeded.
DT members are strictly severe, as you can see.

You never changed your password, it should have been updated on your profile trust page.

This is an interesting story to follow,
How this story will end.
Fun or the same as the topic, : 2 Merit For Small And Off topic.
I want to watch next.
The drama has begun, now the title (Account hacked).

If talking must be common sense,
@Tomoit, making a topic, you have given it (Merit).
Now, you are reversing the fact @Tomoit, taking your account.
This one-man drama acts as if the two producers.

Whereas now your account is still in control. Seriously.

Op, that's either an outright lie trying to cover for a huge mistake you did or you're not telling us the full details of what was behind this...

Rather than a hack, I think you tried to either sell your account or something close to and things didn't work out.
What bothers me to the normal scenario of faking a hack is that the user has taken a hiatus from his daily bounty posting from April 8th, while from March he hasn't missed a single day of posting his usual twitter links.

Missing his bounty duty for a hacking story to cover some merit begging...meh...

Well are you going to explain how you got hacked and how you recovered your account?  If you don't give answers to those questions, nobody is going to believe you and the negative trust is going to stay put.  Keep in mind that members here generally have very little sympathy for career bounty hunters such as yourself and would be much happier if you were eradicated from the forum altogether.

Then give us proofs of you being hacked otherwise consider your statement as a lie. I will try to look at it and see if there is really weird things that are happening to you

Suddenly you get your account back? How?
Based on the logs

Today at 05:51:54 AM - Shafiqul Islam - password changed - How can someone who is allegedly hacked able to change his password? Usually if you've been hacked there will be a manual recovery made by the staffs if I am not mistaken. Therefore the status should at least be ( manual recovery, ownership change queued) or if you recovery your password true email (password reset via email)

Unless you were still the same person who hacked that account or even not

You definitely sent me a PM asking for merit, which I quoted in another thread.

If you want people to believe the tale you're spinning, why don't you explain how your account got hacked and how you managed to regain access to it?  Also, why would the alleged hacker have anything against you such that he would send out a PM begging for merits?  Do you know Tomoit?

I'm cynical by nature.  I think you're concocting this story because I negged you for the merit begging via PM.  It's the old "I gotz haxxed!" excuse, which I've seen more times than I can count.

Edit, this is the PM I got: