I met a guy online a few years ago and he really wanted to date

>>55143272
No clue. I'd guess phising or weak password-security/easy recovery questions on your part.

>>55143272
he answered the recovery questions because you told him everything there was to tell about yourself, you retarded whore.

>>55143313
If he did that wouldn't he need to have first hacked my email?

>>55143323
and does your email not have a password recovery?

>>55143323
he could have used the recovery questions on your email...

>>55143347
>>55143360
Where would that password recovery have been sent to though? Would it just have been displayed on screen?

iirc I was using Hotmail at the time. There wasn't two-factor authentication, or if there was I wasn't using it.

Nice blog.

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>>55143373
hotmail was, and most likely still is, shit. i had hotmail accounts that were hacked a decade ago through what i'm guessing was brute force unless hotmail in particular had some vulnerability.

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>>55143402
To be honest I think my password at the time was pretty secure.

It's possible that there was a vulnerability, and it looks like there were apps floating around for breaking hotmail accounts.

I think more than likely it was one of these tools or simple password recovery shenanigans. Either way what it boils down to is Hotmail being shit.

>>55143272
>meet a guy
gtfo