Long answer, is yes you can be hacked if someone has your username; Short answer no because most people won't go to this extent or don't know how.
Even if this isn't possible (which I think it should be) a DLL could be injected into the CO Client, and consistently try serval strings using characters from the ANSI family.
For example, the first characters value (hex) would be "00", then the next time "01" once it reaches "ff" it next tries "0001", now they're two characters it's trying with. And it'll continue this cycle. Everytime it generates a random string, it could simply call the address of where the 'Login' button procedure is located at using a disassembler.
So really depends how good of a "hacker" you think that person is, 'cause I don't know alot of people who'd know how to do this, let alone spend the time doing it; make about 3 or 4, 5 at most.
Even if this isn't possible (which I think it should be) a DLL could be injected into the CO Client, and consistently try serval strings using characters from the ANSI family.
For example, the first characters value (hex) would be "00", then the next time "01" once it reaches "ff" it next tries "0001", now they're two characters it's trying with. And it'll continue this cycle. Everytime it generates a random string, it could simply call the address of where the 'Login' button procedure is located at using a disassembler.
So really depends how good of a "hacker" you think that person is, 'cause I don't know alot of people who'd know how to do this, let alone spend the time doing it; make about 3 or 4, 5 at most.