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I need help, I know my risks asking for help on 4chan but I genuinely cannot get any help from google's stupid recovery page and youtube team supports slow response times, my accounts have been compromised and I need help as fast as possible so no more damage is done.
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Install Gentoo
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How would that help me?
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>jewgle
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>>109782998
I can help you out. What's your gmail password?
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>SAAAAR soldier
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They changed everything. Even if I gave a password it wouldn't help, they locked my account to become a "family" account which requires parental control.
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>>109782998
Why do you think we are interested in helping you? This board is just AI and frog threads anyway. Do a better job at looking after your details going forward.

I've signed your email up to a bunch of porn websites to teach you a lesson. Enjoy the marketing.
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>>109782998
Good evenings saarr I am 4chan tech suppart how may I helping you todaaayyy???
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>>109783115
Yes I will helping you now. Please buy google gift card saar
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I and a friend who fell for the "Try my game" scam on discord.

Immediately all his logins got grabbed, he got locked out of all of his acocunts, and some Turkish guy messaged him and demanded a ransom of $500 in bitcoin for his accounts back.

Just like you, the turk had setup himself as my friend's parent and blocked all sign ins. Google was of zero assistance getting the account back. Discord was no help since my friend didn't have access to the original email.

He managed to recover everything except discord and google.

And needless to say you probably have a RAT/Infostealer on your computer. Nuke your install, change all your logins and stop being a nigger.
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>>109782998
I have no idea. I've always been autistic and paranoid about security and never been pwned like this.
Here's what chatgpt says thoughbeit:

- Go to https://accounts.google.com/signin/recovery - Enter the Gmail address, then keep choosing “Try another way” to see all options. - Use a device/browser and location you’ve used to sign in before, on your usual Wi‑Fi. - Provide the last password you remember and accurate answers. Add a reachable contact email. - If you use 2‑Step Verification, try backup codes, a security key, Google Prompt on another signed‑in device, or “Try another way.” - If you regain access, immediately: - Change the password and sign out of all devices. - Check and fix: recovery phone/email, 2‑Step Verification, third‑party app access, recent security activity. - In Gmail settings, review Filters/Forwarding, Send mail as, POP/IMAP, signature, vacation responder, and Delegation. - Run antivirus and update devices.- If recovery fails: wait 24–72 hours and try again with the above tips. For work/school (Google Workspace) accounts, contact your domain admin. Google doesn’t offer manual recovery for personal accounts.Helpful: recovery tips https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/7299973 and hacked account guide https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6294825
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I hope you don't use the Chrome password manager. If you do, every online account is now fucked.
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>>109783329
Do people really do this? Grim. Everytime I ask myself if I'm being too schizo with security I think about some guy having his entire internet presence hacked like that and realize that I am sane.
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>>109783410
I have all my passwords in a notebook.
I feel more secure than any schizo with convoluted "secure" managers.
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>>109783450
All you need is
>https://www.passwordstore.org/
And it isn't "secure". It is bulletproof.
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>>109783499
I dont know man, looks "secure" to me.
My drawer is not this complicated. Its also dark in there, no other processes can snoop around in ere.
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>>109783537
Explain how a plaintext file encrypted with gpg is complicated and "secure".
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>>109783568
Its on a computer.
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>>109783587
You're retarded. Got it.
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>>109783606
Says Anon-chama, who keeps secrets in his puter, lol.
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>>109782998
>>109782998
Keep clicking the "more verification options" or whatever and there should be something eventually that you can provide to show you are you. Once you've done that change the password and add 2fa + handwritten recovery keys in your sock drawer. I would be paranoid someone used a credential stealer and start your computer from zero. Complete wipe, audit every extension, assume someone snuck something in to own you so you need to be paranoid about what you hold onto on reinstall. Photos and save games and notes are fine. Be wary of programs and extensions in particular, especially anything new over the last 6 months. People do steal credentials in other ways but anything with access and the ability to run (eg not a text file or dll) is the most likely. Don't be afraid to run virustotal on everything you can. It's annoying and tedious but worth it to prevent this shit from happening again. If you pirated something it's possible it wasn't actually a false positive this time, so nuke that shit from orbit. Good luck big dawg, this shit blows so do what you can to stop this happening again.
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>>109782998
Dude, you fucked up by including your address in the image.

Sadly, I don't know enough about Google's recovery process to help but if you do recover your account you should make a new email (as in, on a different service) and transfer everything over as quickly as possible. You probably already know this, but also make sure to use 2 factor authentication,different passwords on every site, ideally a password manager, etc.
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>>109782998
And how would people here help exactly? Go to google's recovery page and pray for the best. I had my account stolen some time ago too, but I had a second account connected to it and managed to recover it that way. I might have had a phone number on that account too.
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>>109783033
No
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>>109783410
Only for throwaway accs on sites i dont plan on using much
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>>109782998
All the 1337 h4xx0r tricks that people here might have known, are tricks that haven't worked for 15 years. I'm afraid nobody here can help you unless they actually work for Google, which they don't.
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>>109783033
How do I quickscope
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>>109782998
Ive had this happen before and somehow they bypassed all 2FA and changed things, but I was able to get them back because all the changes they made were so rapid it set off alarm bells
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>>109782998
Were your accounts tied to a phone number? The phone number might be, in my opinion, one of your best bets at recovering it. All of google's recovery shit is automated now though. You can't talk to a real person about it.
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>>109782998
you will end up having to provide your ID to google to verify your identity. might as well search the internet for "gmail hacked provide id" or w/e
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>>109783192
God bless you anon.
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>>109782998
If you have credi cards on that account call your bank. Cut your losses. Google doesn't give a fuck about you or anyone
>worked at Google for a year
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>>109782998
Next time don't tea bag anyone on your favorite shooter and they won't pwn your stuff, lass.
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Redeem sir
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>>109787279
Silence, dalit
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>>109783192
>I've signed your email up to a bunch of porn websites to teach you a lesson. Enjoy the marketing.
geeeeg i've done the same to both addresses
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>>109782998
In the future, store your passwords and any login info on programs like Bitwarden

You have lost whatever they have taken from you, move on
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>>109783450
>I have all my passwords in a notebook.
same. anything else is faggot jew shit
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>>109787683
>>109783329
>>109783410
Not trolling even though it might sound like I am. How is something like bitwarden more secure than the Chrome password manager? I realize one might be local and the other in the cLoUd, but unless they manage to hack Google (which is something I'm not going to consider a possibility for the sake of this argument), I don't see how something local is any better.
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>>109788059
Chrome stores ur passwords and its very easy for someone decrypt it if u get virus on ur pc
if its behind bitwarden its tied to the GDID of the operating system. and it will little harder for them to get ur passwords. They can still get it by keylogging ur system.
Just use username different for every website and unique password.
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>>109783070
You'd stop caring about whatever faggotry you're whining about.
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>>109782998
>Choose a parent
>1 choice
You're getting adopted whether you like it or not faggot
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>>109783450
Same, its also a random assortment of drunken schizo-tier ramblings, drawings, pizza toppings and shopping lists and even I have to take a minute to find the actual working passwords.
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If you fall for a scam or phishing attempt like this then you honestly deserved it.
Next time try actually learning some basic online security or have some real common fucking sense for once. All you can do now is beg for Google to get it back for you anyway, good luck.
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>>109788095
That's funny because it's also true. This thread can be archived now.
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should of
2 step verification
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>>109783115
>they locked my account to become a "family" account which requires parental control.
Genius!!
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>>109788089
Damn been reading up a bit on this and yeah I'll definitely be doing some research this weekend on switching over to something different
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>>109788059
>>109788089
I've never understood why people say dedicated password managers are much better than the default browser ones. If you get a keylogger don't you get fucked the same either way?
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>>109782998
lmao good luck
next time use 2FA
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>>109782998
This is why I have all my email go through a domain name that I own. Google did this to me and I just dropped the account.
Unfortunately >>109783033 is correct. By outsourcing your life to an uncaring public corporation you pre-screwed yourself
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>>109783499
honestly the worst part is that you can't make unlocking take longer
if your key and encrypted password files are stolen it's not nearly long enough to stop a bruteforce shitter
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>>109788814
I don't think OP clarified this, but if you get malware or keylogged on your system then yeah, it doesn't matter. But if you use a dedicated password manager and somehow only your Google account gets hacked and not your PC, then the passwords stored on your unhacked PC password manager would presumably be safe
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>>109789032
me again
i guess keeping your private key on a smartcard/security key with a backup on an airgapped machine could be enough
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>>109782998
>Use passkeys
>Problem solved
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>>109788814
Not if the password manager autofills and saves the generated password for you, as well as managing 2FA.
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>>109788814
In the incredibly unlikely event that someone installed a keylogger on my computer, it would have no impact on my password manager seeing as how my passwords are encrypted with a 4K RSA key stored on a Yubikey that's hard locked to require physical interaction for every decryption operation, and removing this setting would result in the key getting erased.
The real way to get my passwords is to silently log the contents of my clipboard. Unfortunately I also use 2FA for everything so you also need to steal either my phone or my Yubikey and the password for the Yubikey, and that's before getting into the IP whitelist on my mail server that's physically right next to me right now.
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>>109791913
yeah but if someone drops an actual RAT or anything other than a simple keylogger (which most malware is more than just a keylogger now) it can easily bypass all that shit
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>>109792161
No, a RAT cannot press the button on the Yubikey, nor can it read the secrets off of my phone or the keys off of the Yubikey.
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>>109791840
There's always that one heeb that reinstates accounts because he wants people to have fun.
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>>109782998
OP are you still here and do you still need help?
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Yeah so there is a good chance the OP is actually a victim of a scam here, not a kid. Just saying. This is a thing.... A findom thing

https://www.tiktok.com/@theelizamonique/video/7436907113416346888
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>>109787459
Make me, dalle-3 is not available anymore.



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