Next time give us a heads up before u get hacked

This is absolutely insane, and I am so glad everything is coming back to normal!

Glad the channel is back up and running guys. That's crazy

Damm thats crazy...

Good job on having your channel back! :)

Capitalism at its finest

Plot twist: They actually hacked themselves for views.

@@chrismhp and pushed viewers to their stand alone website that has a free trial and auto renews every month. cheeky

Let's go I'm the 1000th like

Reverse hackgineering!!

@misuyy fong Bot

Nope, it was not a noob. As they mentioned, it was most likely someone testing their knowledge.

@@FOGoticus in other words, a noob

@@Bearical Technically correct lmao

@@FOGoticus No, it's the same hack that happens on a lot of big channels. It's a crypto scam. Been done dozens of times now. Maybe even hundreds. Not testing anything. Tried and true scam.

I mean if you're getting bots impersonating you and you get hacked. Now that's an accomplishment No but seriously this sucks big time. I'm happy that they got their account back. I'm actually working on an idea in my head and I'm learning thanks to these guys.

It's pretty funny considering they didn't get hacked and somebody was just an idiot.

@@st0nedpenguin Hacking isn't just coding you know. It's also social engineering.

@@The_Jzoli Yes, and social engineering is different from hacking. Hence it having a different definition. The channel was not hacked, somebody was stupid.

@@luvdisneyv he wasnt an idiot, his phone got hacked too

I was half way through the video before I realised it wasn't a bit they were don't... edit: "doing". Autocorrect shenanigans.

@@VikingTeddy what?

​@ResistVR Did your father go to get cigarettes?

@@VikingTeddy Dude just fix the typo, you don't have to announce it to the world. We wouldn't know what you messed and we don't care

@@KazzieBB I use edits so that the replies make sense. Otherwise I wouldn't bother, just common courtesy. Why does it bother you?

@misuyy fong why tf would they? it overall loses a lot of money and subscribers and damages their long-term growth.

@@monodragon It’s a bot

Isn't it always what people from US do? Overdramatize stuff and making movies based on it?

@@bl5533 Or a moron/kid.

@Dharric Rolyat thats what an ad does XD

That Christen guy looks sus tbh

Was this a real incident?

I at first thought that they'd completely ignore that this happened and just go on with their content. Would have been a good way to deal with it, as well, to not give the hackers any attention.

@@hman2912 Of course. They wouldn't make a video with such a personal and serious story if it wasn't real. Had a lot of Corridor Crew videos still open as tabs from the last weeks and when I wanted to check them out, they were gone. I searched up their channel and it was gone, too.

To be fair, you can laugh, or cry. Laughing I think is the better choice.

@@Relkond it's also the human choice. it's totally normal

KZfaq would never allow such a big channel to go under, they knew they would be okay.

@@Relkond why not both

I just hope CISA is going after these scumbags. Literally putting a wholesome and important business such as this through turmoil. Fun fact, the MicroStrategy CEO and it's people are a bunch of alt-right terrorists using crypto to pay their terrorist buddies like proud boys and patriot front. MicroStrategy also pushed anti-vax narratives, pro-trump lies, infowars conspiracy theories, and attacking anyone that isn't a conservative extremist like they are. I find it convenient that there are hackers running around hacking others to promote THIS PARTICULAR business. A business based on scamming people through crypto on a company that has gotten in trouble multiple times with the SEC and is in FBI criminal investigations, along with a long history of fraud. I'd be absolutely certain that this company is paying hackers to force the promotion of their company. Not to mention this company being involved with dark money connected to republicans pushing the latest big lie. It's hardly a conspiracy these days with all the blatant stereotypes. The CEO even uses alt-right terrorist memes from 4chan on his social media, ffs. Let's also address that crypto needs to be illegal (it's already illegal in many countries already). It's nothing more than an easily manipulated volatile market used by the worst criminals to launder and scam with. It's not some miracle newer safer currency, it's the compete opposite. Same with NFTs and all other blockchain technology. It's easily abused. It's appalling that google does nothing to block crypto scams and also does nothing about hackers and scammers that use it on their platform. I STILL see crypto bot scam comment chains, google must either not care or not have any control over their platform.

Monsta channel with 10million subs just got hacked by them

Well you gotta make money for a company somehow

Lmaoo

first it was their sponsor, now it’s their warning

@@thisissaah_4101 Except VPNs can't actually protect you from hackers except on the very few sites that still don't use SSL encryption lol

@@jakobfel2 You'll have to answer to Nordman™ for that heresy!

It can take genuinely weeks to fix in those cases, i've also seen this happen around big channels in italy lately and hell, even my(dead) father's youtube account got hacked on this. Shitty people...

Crinacle lost a 100K channel :/

True i lost my channel only had 200 or so subs but still, we spents days editing and making videos and then youtube support cant help us only to lose all that

@@iota-09 Ok now thats just a bitchy thing somebody can do

I know some channels that have practically died from this stuff

Oh absolutely. I always feel like I know computers until I talk to an IT person who ACTUALLY knows computers. You don't know what you don't know until you meet someone who does, lol

It’s okay to not understand computers better, that’s perfectly fine. But please, for the life of me, listen to the advice of your IT guys. They don’t do that just for laughs. We know security and comfort of use are usually diametrically opposed on a spectrum but we do try to keep it on the comfort side for you guys as much as possible without compromising security - because when the proverbial sht hits the fan it does often do so copiously and the race is on.

All you really need to know is if you hold [CTRL] while using the arrow keys [↔] your cursor jumps between words!! Pro tip: Add holding [Shift] to do fancy highlighting work (helpful for quickly deleting/overtyping/cut/copy/paste text blocks, actually usually lines not 'blocks'.. Pro pro tip instead of using [CTRL+A] to select all you can select a portion of text in browser, text editor, etc by cursoring [↔] or clicking where you'd like to start (or end if using [Home]) then hold [Shift] and press [End] or [Home]

@@-----REDACTED----- "You know, you really should be more careful about ______" is just IT speak for "for the love of god stop ________"

As an IT guy working in Cyber Security: even we have to call the IT guy sometimes. Anyone in IT who tells you anything different is a liar. But to be fair: thats not for the newb "help, there's a light burning under my mouse" type stuff. More the "why is this PRTG sensor freaking out while everything's fine?" type stuff.

Well, they're not getting back all the lost revenue from these days and possible other damage to their brand.

@@unfa00 i think they could mitigate the brand damage pretty well actually and also youre right theyre not making back 3 days of revenue from one upload but they did make a high-engagement video with a lots of views that's only 10 minutes and was lower effort to make than their other content, so it's a good way to mitigate

@@devong1838 It's lost 3 day's revenue from all their content on the channel, not just one video though. That's like 10% of all monthly revenue from ads on KZfaq - depending on how much they rely on it that could be a substantial financial hit.

Oh yeah I was confused at first when I saw the channel but didn't bothered much. Wow this is a surprise.

@@unfa00 The "one video" was this one. Devon G wasn't saying they only lost the revenue from one video, but that a single video (this one) won't make up for the lost revenue over those 3 days for the channel.

lol

Lmao

Lmfao

What are you talking about He was testing us till now

Nah he was the reason they got the account back he's got ties w the KZfaq mafia

No, frick you. I did it for a reason.

This is the most sus advertisement for their website ever

@@KoiNyle this is the most sus youtube short creator ever

Hacker was very gentle here. If he wanted, he could have done bigger damage

@@deivytrajan there are thousand of reasons that they give it back. =)))Absolutely they modified something in their chanel so they can have it anytime. Or just a just gamble game between hackers, like I would pay you $1k for hacking their chanel in 10 minutes.

🙏

100th like

It's happened to countless other channels, even smaller ones with less than 1m subscribers. And it ended with this same result. People get their channels back. The hackers never keep channels. The dramatization here is clearly satirical.

Why you putting dear it ain’t a letter

@@MattMarkYT well, its either that you are wrong, or that every person that liked the comment is wrong. Edit: Not saying that this comment isn't a literary dramatic (if i implied that it wasn't my intention) but there is "feeling poetic today" and there is "feeling like making a satirical comment and accidentally getting over 1k likes"

I wouldn't call it an obvious hack. They managed to get past two factor authentication. Just because the location is different, account holder could be on holiday or using a VPN.

@@scottwallbank4794 A full scale unlisting/deleting of every video on the channel and a 24hr stream appearing + a channel name change all at the same time all in a different country isn't obvious? I understand people simp for youtube, but come on. If the programmers behind google's youtube team are that stupid they wouldn't be able to take a shower without drowning.

@@TruCloudGaming Simp? Because I think KZfaq will reward me for defending them? People don't understand that word. It's not obvious in that in went through TFA for an established admin account. You block that account being able to make larger changes, what's the point in that privileged level account? We don't even know what was being done with those videos, the channel got pulled before then. They were still there at the time. Again, in the world of VPNs, its not always clear where someone is actually located. The fact that the channel was restored with no loss shows the system works pretty well imho.

@@scottwallbank4794 it is obvious tho. changing the name, profile picture, banner, deleting all of the videos, and running a crypto scam live stream is an obvious hack

@@kerbalis3298 Videos weren't deleted before the channel went, they were unavailable. The changes had already been applied at this point. You want to put limitations on an admin account? They can only change one thing a day? It's an administrative level account.. Let's have a superuser account that has limitations, that'll be productive.. The channel subsequently got flagged and taken down and then later recovered and restored. I don't understand what else you expect from this.

oh lmao didnt expect you here love your content on IG

@@bot7070 I LOVE CC

Yup! I love CC!

Hahaha

Advertising yourself via hacking 🤔 so big brain even I can’t wrap my head around it! Jokes aside, I’m thankful everyone managed to save the channel, can’t even find words for how terrible loosing it could be so I can’t imagine being in their shoes. I hope my meager contribution of watching the videos here is good enough for now, wish I could do more!

I was secretly hoping for a VPN sponsor on this one

@@throttlekitty1 thought it was gonna be a password manager ad

Gotta lose money to make money.

Yea, long as the hacker gets a hold of their web tokens, it's just a refresh away from logging in.

@@mrdiin.dev_ definitely a direct access to their network, or probably a two-way connection.

Yeap, seems to be the case. MFA would be useless if everything was already logged in on an open session. I’d wager the system was unintentionally compromised via user use. Account security was definitely not the problem here.

2fa isn't needed to change the password?

@@TiagoTiagoT yes it does, that would make it a worthless 2fa

Exactly. Their costumer service is terrible. You tell them you want a Batman costume and they send out a Deadpool costume. Worst costumers ever.

@@spinblade6459 LOL

I'm a very irate costumer. People call me angry bird.

youtube is bad at customer service ? what a joke , these channels are the heart of youtube , no way they let such channels perish

@@shukrantpatil No they wont let channels especially one like this perish. It's the same scam hackers were/are doing on Twitter, turning the accounts/channels in bitcoin scams. Though very disruptive they were always going to get it back.

And humor!

Jordan as a quick B story trying to make money was great.

Hey, I was really curious on how this hack happened because I'm always paranoid about getting hacked. How do you think this happened exactly, in corridor's case or yours ? How could they have possibly gotten into Chris's phone?

yea

@@OTaxanO replying because I too am curious lol

@@jacobimacbroom same though, like, do you just 2 factor authentication everything?

​@@OTaxanO Finding a way to intercept or redirect a two factor would mean someone somehow accessed his phone and saw/guessed his Gmail password. Like a sketchy hotel could intentionally have a team to try and hack celebrities phones, and have hidden cameras to see your password, or he downloaded a sketchy app, used the same password for the app as his Gmail, which is a common mistake. I could go on but the key to not having this happen is. Do not trust any Wi-Fi you do not know unless you have a secure vpn, make sure no one is trying to spy your password in the era of drones and super cameras even high up windows from far away aren't safe, using smart long passwords, personally using an encryption key is best to avoid password spying/guessing, keeping account of your cell phone at all times, and just knowing who to trust.

This also happened to my instagram

@@MuhammadUmar-iv4kk Imran or the new one

Same thing happened to me also.But the thing is I already had 2FA enabled and yet my account got hacked

@@jeffroberts6428 that's so sad, I hope someone intercepts and explains to them they are being scammed...

I never got hacked on anything Kind of feel left out now, AM I NOT GOOD ENOUGH OR SOMETHING?! XD

ew bot above me what a shame

they didnt, they just contacted youtube, like everyone would..

@@ZayxSt They literally did. They fixed the problem before KZfaq shut down their channel. Watch the video

This sucks. My Activision account got hacked over a year ago and I still haven't gotten it back. I know it's not as bad, but it sucks you can never speak to an actual person for most of these problems. Glad you guys got it back.

Wha happen?!!!?

@@stinkystinkypoopystinkypeepee I read that in marks voice ngl

@@ChanceCass i gotta say it's an honor

I guess they chose to ignore the "professional hacker" on his resume...

LOL

how so? the hacker got away with no repercussions

Scummy hackers

@@shadowsketch926 they may have gotten away but the impact was minimal

@@shadowsketch926 but the hacker didn't win anything at all

@@LeonardoMastrogiovanni or did they?

It was pretty obvious if you went to the channel and checked the url.

I also remember the lifestream, but no idea it was Corridor, I thought it was maybe a really old dead channel I subbed to years ago

@@106640guy Same here. Was at work and got the livestream notification, swiped it away thinking I'd look into it later but by the time I got home couldn't figure out where it came from.

@@emilemil1 They could've been on mobile

I just hope CISA is going after these scumbags. Literally putting a wholesome and important business such as this through turmoil. Fun fact, the MicroStrategy CEO and it's people are a bunch of alt-right terrorists using crypto to pay their terrorist buddies like proud boys and patriot front. MicroStrategy also pushed anti-vax narratives, pro-trump lies, infowars conspiracy theories, and attacking anyone that isn't a conservative extremist like they are. I find it convenient that there are hackers running around hacking others to promote THIS PARTICULAR business. A business based on scamming people through crypto on a company that has gotten in trouble multiple times with the SEC and is in FBI criminal investigations, along with a long history of fraud. I'd be absolutely certain that this company is paying hackers to force the promotion of their company. Not to mention this company being involved with dark money connected to republicans pushing the latest big lie. It's hardly a conspiracy these days with all the blatant stereotypes. The CEO even uses alt-right terrorist memes from 4chan on his social media, ffs. Let's also address that crypto needs to be illegal (it's already illegal in many countries already). It's nothing more than an easily manipulated volatile market used by the worst criminals to launder and scam with. It's not some miracle newer safer currency, it's the compete opposite. Same with NFTs and all other blockchain technology. It's easily abused. It's appalling that google does nothing to block crypto scams and also does nothing about hackers and scammers that use it on their platform. I STILL see crypto bot scam comment chains, google must either not care or not have any control over their platform.

Oh my gosh! I’m subbed to you!

Yo how’s it going? 😄

Do some more artist reacts videos if you know what's good for you...

Yes, i mean Niko was insulted by the level of the hacking😂😂😂

yeah, I think its a common trait among filmmakers. something always goes wrong, if you make a habit of freaking out you'll stress yourself and your crew to death very quickly. not saying everyone in film is cool as a cucumber, just that most of the people I have met have been professionals when under pressure, in my very limited film experience.

Both those hacks occurred through 2 steps verification.

Wait someone managed to hack Jim Browning? That’s ironic

Again? Happened a few years ago too

@@thegup3839 yeah he did a video on it somewhat recently. It is ironic and I don't think it was lost on him either lol.

I bet Jim Browning would love to have a go at whoever did this. I still remember how spicy he was when he finally caught his channel's hacker.

Could you tell it was from their channel?

@@TracksWithDax I saw the crypto livestream under my subscription tab, didn't recognize the channel name and narrowed down which channel had been renamed by the sub count.

@@TracksWithDax I believe the channel url stays the same.

Well the title of the live stream did have corridor crew in it

Yes like an itch that you can't scratch

An ad for bitcoin?

@@Jimmy_Jones An ad for their website. Which to be honest, I've been getting more interest in joining over time.

I figure its easy to be positive since its easily proven that they've been hacked, nothing really to worry about, a channel that big can easily be reinstated and assisted by youtube. Nothing than a mild inconvenience. Small channels don't get as much luck though.

well, 5.7 mil is a lot of people to scam

Or it's just easy.

To get easy money

Russian bitcoin scammers

It’s while I don’t agree with them immediately ruling out the guy who showed up on the livestream. The guy was terminated for doing crypto scams, and it stands to reason that he would be pissed at the company that fired him. What better revenge than to hack a beloved channel, crypto scam their audience, and blame it on the company who just fired you. It could always be a cover, but I can see it being a revenge plot in attempt to take down the company that just fired you, while running away with the profit made from the damage. It may have just been an angry criminal who doesn’t know when to stop, and was seeking to take down the company he worked for with him.

Agreed. I would watch this even if they were just some guys working and commenting on their stuff without a massive following. They're just good at what they do and make it interesting, even for someone who isn't in their field.

bro fr

Same i got recommended after i saw the LTT getting hacked video

Wren was crying in the cupboard.

I’m still confused how the hack was even achieved

@@AD-lh3jk Probably using SMS 2FA on the Google account that is linked with admin access to the channel -- or the phone number is set up as a recovery option should you forget your password. Even if not, in any case, someone likely managed to get the cell provider to send a backup SIM to someone that is not the owner -- through social engineering. Then they requested a password change. And they will get the SMS with the confirmation code at the same time as the owner. If they're fast enough or do it like at night, they can manage to change the password for the account before the owner notices.

@@computer_toucher SMS as in text right? Yeah I’ve heard from my programmer friend that SMS isn’t really secure at all since you can actually “fake/copy” it. Iirc my friend prefers tokens over SMS

@@AD-lh3jk SMS is just a messaging protocol, and for the longest time the most popular (other protocols include MMS, iMessage, and more recently, RCS). Any conversation on an iPhone that uses the SMS protocol displays your bubbles as green in order to differentiate it.

@@AD-lh3jk is that token means, a USB that got the security key type of 2FA?

true

Yes

Yes

Hey, you!

how stressful

How the hell did you get it back? Do you have local support in the US or something? KZfaq basically told me "fuck you" and left me with nothing after 7 years of content, told me I was the reason I got cancelled (bogus reason, no appeal was able to filed).

It always strikes me as crazy all these channels pouring all their money, time, hopes and dreams into one company. KZfaq doesn't give a §H|† about you, or anyone else. If any channel vanishes tomorrow, they won't lose a second of sleep. Smart creators diversify their revenue streams so if KZfaq shuts them down, they can still operate.

@@takoshihitsamaru4675 The sounds horrible, but not surprising. KZfaq doesn't care about anyone except their shareholders. Can I ask why they said it was your fault?

@@TigerGreene They essentially said "we've removed your channel for spam/scam content", which is outrageous since all I ever uploaded were gameplay clips, GMVs, an AMV or two like waaaaay back when, and the occasional drawing timelapse. It was obvious bs and when I tried to appeal, there was no way to do it, my account was just gone, no warning, no strikes, just poof, gone :(

Lets be real: This a hobby they hope to make money from. The world does not "need" them to make their little videos. They enjoy doing it. But if they really got hacked they would have to find jobs like everyone else.

@@GlennDavey This is one of the most ignorant statements I’ve seen on KZfaq. Corridor crew isn’t just “a hobby”, it’s a legitimate business that helps fuel the entertainment industry and it also inspires thousands of individuals to peruse film making. I doubt you’ve contributed much to society.

@@EarleTKG Hahahahahaha

@@EarleTKG *takes a breath* Aaaaaaaaaa HA H AH AH AHHAHAHAAHAHA

@@EarleTKG You have a video called 500 subscriber voice reveal. This is GOLD. Thank you so much for replying

Twice? Bloody hell.

But how does that happen ? You clicked on links or what ?

Not too difficult because they get trending so often.

Wish Steven crowder could

@@far22186 Same lol.

@@far22186 He does. He has Mug Club up on The Blaze. It's their primary source of income as YouTURD demonetized his channel yrs ago for no good reason.

No they didnt? They even said so themselves, it usually takes Google a few days to reinstate a channel. Which is exactly what happened. They didnt beat anybody, things just ran as they normally do.

I honestly couldn't tell if this was real, or a their typical "fake reality TV drama" style editing they do for videos. and they were spinning it into an AD for their website(if youtube goes down we always have our website). Everyone in their clips feels like an actor, 1-2 even broke character.

@@diox8tony It's a strange thing to do, considering (1) the risks involved with potentially being caught and blowing away the channel's very good name, and (2) how incredibly easy it is to verify that all of this stuff actually happened.

@@diox8tony I've been hacked with my other account and the situation is almost the same but different. The videos were all gone and when you search the name of my account it doesn't show but only I can see it but there's no live video posted and also the name of my channel hasn't changed. I went to my google account security and found out that there's a phone device that I don't even recognize that's connected to my google account it's called "Nexus 5" something like that.I Immediately reported it to google and youtube and they gave it back. And by the way my channel is not even monetized and it has less than 1k subs so I don't know why they even hacked me.

@@zerafina6623 to test before they hack them.

@@thanatosor Maybe, I like your profile picture though.

they are calm and relaxed in the video. they were not in real life.

Humour is a potential way to deal with troubled emotions and shitty situations. Sort of a "If you don't laugh, you cry" idea - making jokes can help to mentally lighten the burden of what's going on. Of course, humour has a time and a place and you need to be able to read the room. Sometimes making jokes is just going to piss people off. Real life is messy like that.

@@MGlBlaze And sometimes you need to step outside and yell "FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK" at the top of your lungs.

It's because they know that youtube can fix it. KZfaq has many times in the past done this. And especially for big channels they try to get them back online fast to make KZfaq more money. Coridor probably talked to the employee responsible for keeping their account running properly (Their handler) and they got everything rolling. So staying calm here is the best thing to do. Be calm and do your job.

@@LednacekZ they were more pissed/upset than scared. As someone else mentioned, they weren't going to lose their channel or anything.

Google extension malware suck. You cant delete it meaning you have to quickly dig through your computer even in the deepest parts that you might of not even known existed to then try and find a suspicious application to stop the virus from installing itself. However you then need to get an anti malware or anything similair to than be able to delete the actual extension in the first place. I would know becaue its happened to me before :/

Nathaniel Bandy’s channel was also hacked a while back. It also suddenly was called MicroStrategy

It still happens because people fall for obvious scams. Until you can stop people being stupid this will never stop.

@@agiliteka These scams are always obvious as fuck. Also how did nobody think to just immediately CALL KZfaq? Jesus Christ this was such a dropped ball on their part it's absurd, and calling it getting hacked is misleading.

@@st0nedpenguin A lot of these KZfaq channel scams are not very obvious, sometimes even using a compromised company email to make the scam email look more legit. You can take every precautions available, but at the end of the day if you're on the internet you're still gonna be vulnerable to hacks.

Scary thing about the most common "token in an app that changes every minute" 2FA is that it CAN still be brute forced. Really hope more companies switch to the Microsoft-style notification-based 2FA (which is still not completely airtight but at least there you 100% need access to the device instead of luck)

@@CiDK If only you could just look at the email headers, or mouse over links before clicking them. It doesn't take 200 IQ to not fall for this shit.

there many cases channels still got hacked even with 2FA enabled

@@anugrah1921 if they still got hacked even they have 2FA then that means that they're an idiot.

They had 2fa, they had access to an admins phone

@@W1ndowP4in then that makes them an idiot.

@@iamwisdomsky how?

They aren't usually looking to spy on you. People trust social media accounts with more subscribers/followers but scammers don't want to invest the time or money needed to get those subscribers. Hackers get access to already popular pages then sell them to the scammers to use. The practice isn't even that well hidden. You can find forums in the normal web where this is happening right out in the open

Yeah, that would be even worse. They could easily just straight up delete the channel on their own, just with a single click of a button. They could read emails, get to phone numbers, get family members contacts, and they could use that knowledge against their employees. Cybercriminals are not just cryptoscammers and hackers that are seeking monetary gain. Sometimes their motives for cybercrime are more personal, and that's usually very dangerous, because they can ransom you, then can threaten you. They know your real address, they know your family members, where do they live, and they can use that against you. That shit is super scary.

Who says that the hacker hijacked the channel the day he successfully hacked?

@@littlecoldhands because the hacker behind this hacking is the same hackers behind many other channels that also got hacked around the same time. All of them rebranded, videos private, and constant livestreaming of the same crypto scam. It hit dozens of channels, over a period of months. Many of these other channels revealed later information about how they got hacked, and it usually occurred within a day after the breach. Their goal was to broadcast a crypto scam to decently popular channels (Corridor Crew was an outlier being larger than the majority of the channels hacked) so that it got a bunch of views and scammed money from people. They weren't in the business of surveillance. Also they found the login the hacker(s) used to start the stream, and it logged in right before the stream started, and it was the only log of them logging in, the hackers logged in and went right to work. In isolation you may ask how we know they weren't spying first, but due to it being a repeated event, we know the timetable of how these hackers operated, with how fast the stream started and password was changed after immediate login, for several dozen channels, there's a high likelihood it was all automated.

You only saw what they edited and uploaded.

@@eugenes9751 still you would see signs of distress, tears, etc if they were taken by panic. They knew what were the odds and how it were in their favor.

@@biazacha Again. EDITING.

It would be a good first video if they didn't get the channel back at least

Same.