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Nobody in the bitcointalk thread seems to believe the kid actually has SN's dox, because Satoshi was clever enough not to leave personal info in that mailbox.

Then he used this account to try and pull off a 'give me 25BTC or I'll release SN's dox' scam. He also used the mailbox to gain access to Satoshi's account on, which is the same place where the 'Dorian is not Satoshi' message was posted a while back when some news media thought they found SN. He probably used this email to gain access to the SourceForge account, and wrote some juvenile texts about 'buttcoin' (everything seems to have been reverted now, see ). Some kid hacked the mailbox, by guessing the birthdate forgot-password check on gmx.net (yes, it sounds kind of unbelievable to me as well). (disclaimer: a lot of the following summary is based on hearsay and lacks evidence) I just ploughed through the thread on the bitcointalk forum. and they probably don't have any of Satoshi's information because it is unlikely that any e-mails were still in the box when he re-set up the address. This is probably the most likely scenario. It is likely that the address would have been destroyed at the conclusion of his participation in the project, as all relevant information and e-mails have been public from the beginning.ДЎ) Satoshi finishes with Bitcoin and deletes GMX accountДў) He does not delete other accounts (sourceforge, i2p, etc)ДЈ) GMX account is recycled after x period of timeД¤) Person signs up for account after it is recycledДҐ) Passwords for other sites are reset because they still point to the e-mail address as a recoveryД¦) Person tries to profit by extortion and fails

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Is it possible that he deleted the e-mail address when he left the project and that it has been recycled? Someone else may have been able to sign up, then use the reset password feature on these other sites. Many of the smaller exchanges are using wallets as their hot wallet too but won't admit it. I bet the backups are kept in a safe deposit box, the cold wallet is likely an offline system anybody can walk up to with some kind of feeble authentication judging by past Bitcoin exchange incompetence. I doubt they are going to a bank to physically take out printed keys everyday for every transaction over $10,000 or phoning 5 people to combine keys. Some friends of mine trade large amounts of Bitcoin on a regular basis and there's never been much of a delay withdrawing.

How many binoculars are trained on those laptops across the street to get logins. There was a payment processor startup that posted their office to which was floor to ceiling open glass windows with laptops facing the outside.

Lot's of security questions I've never seen addressed by any of the big exchanges.

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Who's cleaning the offices after hours with access to the workstations or servers, who are the hired developers and are they smuggling wallet stealing software inside to transfer to themselves while on a flight to Brazil, who is writing their custom wallet and is it robust, how do we know they didn't copy every address to themselves. In the gold business every reliable business has auditing and insurance while so far Bitcoin businesses are run like a regular startup with open offices.

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They claim they do but there's never been any 3rd party auditing or verification of this that I know of.

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