my HDBITS account was attacked and stolen

i have an account at HDBITS which was attacked and stolen yesterday
and i have been trying to login but cannot (username/password incorrect)
tried to get recovery on my gmail but also in vain (Says that it is not in database)
i had been trying to access the iRC but i couldn't as it is invite only channel and i am not expert of how to solve this
also i think it was stolen because i have just donated the day befor to the SySop there and i have screenshots of my converstaion to him
also i have many proofs that this is my geniune acc
also on the mail that has the origianl invite of HDBITS.there was several attack and recovery procedure (he tried to recover it many times)
i have many recovery messages on my secondary mail and my mobile as (they are the secondary recovery options)
and luckly for me that i still got it

i need immediate help and assistance
if anyone could contact staff there especially the SySop (as he know the full story) or write at their help forums
please help me :frusty:

Are you sure you didn't trade or something? :dabs:

no, i didn't trade it
i need someone from HDBITS staff to contact me or anyone could give me their username here and i will contact them

Since you know about IRC, here are the support channel details:

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irc.p2p-network.net
#hdbits.support

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Hope you get it sorted. ;)

it says that i need to get voice or something??
i really don't know what that does mean?
also thanks for ur help

wait around a while on the channel, maybe no mods are there and you need to be voiced by one to talk.

ok i am now trying to log on the iRC

Did someone just scammed you? So you trying to get acc back ? :lol:

Yeah, good luck with this.

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Originally Posted by FreeCandy

Did someone just scammed you? So you trying to get acc back ? :lol:

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Most likely the case.

Unless somebody knew your password (highly unlikely unless you used something really insecure), then there is no way they were able to access the account.

No one would try to brute-force a password (the logs would catch all the attempts) and all the passwords are hashed/encrypted in the DB so no admins would've tampered with it (unless given a serious enough reason to).