Minecraft account got hacked

Bogdan Tugulea 0 Reputation points
2026-10-17T12:48:44.99+00:00

my younger brother went on a discord server and tried to "verify his account" on minecraft so that he could play an event , it gave him a one time code and he can no longer sign into his minecraft bedrock account due to there being a change of email and password.I've tried contacting customer support however ,unsurprisingly, i was met with "self-help" pages and AI's , may a HUMAN please assist me and help me get my brother's account back.I have all the old login details to prove that it was his account before it got hacked , i can name almost every cape he had , i can also say he had a zombie skin from when we went mcdonalds and got the skin code.

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    2026-10-17T12:49:01.72+00:00

    Use the Microsoft account sign-in helper first. It asks for the account email address or phone number and either provides self-help steps or offers the chance to talk to an agent.

    Recommended recovery path:

    1. Scan the PC for malware before changing anything
      • Open Virus and threat protection.
      • Select Scan options > Full scan > Scan now.
      • This matters because the account was compromised through a fake verification flow, and Microsoft recommends a full scan before changing the password.
    2. Try to sign in and change the password
      • If sign-in still works, change the password immediately and use a strong password.
      • If sign-in does not work, use the password reset flow.
    3. If the sign-in alias, password, or security info was changed, submit the Microsoft account recovery form
      • Fill in as much information as possible.
      • Recovery results are sent to the working email address entered in the form within 24 hours.
      • If Microsoft cannot verify the account, the form can be retried up to two times per day.
    4. After regaining access, review account settings changed by the attacker
      • Check connected accounts.
      • Check forwarding.
      • Check automatic replies.
    5. If direct help is needed, use the support contact flow from another accessible Microsoft account
      • In Microsoft Support, enter the problem and select Get Help.
      • If needed, select Contact Support.
      • Support can guide the process, but Microsoft states support agents cannot send password reset links or directly change account details.

    Important limits from Microsoft:

    • Microsoft support agents and advocates are not allowed to send password reset links or access and change account details.
    • If the attacker changed the sign-in alias and security information, recovery depends on successfully proving ownership through the official recovery process.
    • If unrequested verification codes arrive again, do not respond to them.

    If the account is a work or school account, use the separate work/school password help path instead of the personal Microsoft account flow.


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