Your arguments don't pass the smell test.
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These sorts of "if you don't agree with me you must be stupid" editorials do not reinforce your point. They simply make you look like a royal asshole who thinks he knows better than anyone else. Furthermore, misrepresenting peoples' arguments via the strawman fallacy also makes you look like someone who's trying to bullshit your way to a bigger e-Peen or influence someone else's opinions and/or behavior for personal gain.
These are facts we have all known for quite some time now. What I'm not seeing is what bearing they have on who the "enablers" are if, as you claim, it's an inside job.
Uh, unless you're seeing something the rest of us aren't seeing, there is ALWAYS a way to tell the emails apart. Or do you have an example email that is a perfect forgery except for the originating IP/sendmail server? It might be worth noting that most of the "spam" emails you get (even the forged ones) are the kind of emails that direct you to a link to a server that is either A) hosting a trojan or B) hosting a fake logon server that saves your login credentials for later nefarious usage. I have yet to see a single email that was a perfect forgery of a blizzard email because there is absolutely no money to be made in telling you to go to the official site and login to verify your account.
Weeks of "research," eh? Care to share your methodology and empirical data? Otherwise, it's just an opinion. Possibly a well-informed opinion but we really have no way to know that based on you having 9 posts here and providing no correlating data.
Did you really think this through? Why would someone need your secret answer? I've changed credit cards and passwords several times, and even changed my mailing address of record and I never ONCE had to provide my secret answer. Including when I merged accounts and added/removed my authenticator. The only time you need it is when you're attempting to recover an account. If you already know the password/authenticator info (which advanced trojans can easily get, without your knowledge, regardless of how secure you think you are), you can do just about anything you'd like to an account.
TL;DR = nothing new to see here. If you ask a better question rather than jump right in with the BS, you might get some folks to explain why your two possibilities (only two, right? Not more than two, surely) have been rather exhaustively debunked. There are other possibilities but I'm just one of the mob mentality so I might as well not even bother, AMIRITE?
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