All passwords are encrypted with a MD5 key. That means they're extremely difficult to crack, and no, I don't have access to tehm, nor does any of the other admins. Considering the "user" of the zagggon account was using the same IP address to perform the attack as the one that was used for your account signup, it must have been the doing of your computer.
That pretty much leaves three options:
1) A friend of yours "borrowed" your computer and caused some havoc.
2) You got remote controlled by a trojan similar to Netbus.
3) YOU did it, and is trying to avoid the blame by thoroughly planning everything in detail, and expecting us (the staff) to believe in your roleplay of innocence.
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