How do I find the unknown user who stole my apps out of my workspace?

[DijiHax]

They stole My agents and my apps. Just curious of there is anyone out there willing to help me out. Most of the files still have my name on it and its flattering to see my work everywhere but I Am now seeing my stuff on literately everything. Meanwhile I have been working on the AI stuff with a goal to advance technology and improve peoples lives. I was planing to make the apps a source of income with my new apps and agents since i'm broke and have a baby on the way. Any advice? thx. DijiHax

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Ok, so to simplify or summarise this:

your 'bots, code, IP, documentation, and so on have been copied by someone else (the exact type of data that is being plagiarised isn't important at this point)

you can see them using this elsewhere

you do not think you have made any of this public, or shared access, deliberately or accidentally

My next question is, what it has to do with Atlassian?  Was some of your data hosted on an Atlassian system?  Which one?

[DijiHax]

By Agents I mean my AI task bots that I created to help me do my work. It was all taken out of my google workspace. Yeah I mean my code its being implemented into almost every app I am using today. I haven't worked with anybody as far as my work so far. I have been a one person company. I am new to this. I created an AI task workforce basically. In my spreadsheet download it says that I have been in there and one anonymous user.  The anonymous user is who has taken my code. I was willing to let it go when I saw my code being used as an app for this coder project I'm sure you have seen by now.  But now all of my other stuff I was working on has been compromised. And its weird to me because all of the access is still on restricted to only me and I haven't shared any of it with anyone yet.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

I do not fully understand your question here.

What has been "stolen"?  Do you mean someone has copied your code and work?  Do you still have access to it?

I guess when you say "apps", you mean your code, is that right?  But I'm not sure what you mean by "agents".

Can you tell us where the stuff was copied from?  Confluence and Bitbucket are the two most likely, as they are documentation and code holders (I doubt there is much of use in a Jira).

The only way you will be able to find out who took stuff from there would be to question all the people you shared it with (which will be impossible if you made it public)