Getting hacked by guildmember

03/31/2008 21:12 strukel#1
Who thinks it is fcked up to get hacked by a guild member? It just happened to me,, my full sos +5 set is gone,, 100mil is gone... Now he keeps denieng that he didnt know something.. He comes with an excuse that he was working.. After he hacked me he banned me at xfire..


Fcked up right?? I'm lucky that I got some real friends that let me plays at their chars to get some gold.

Peace
03/31/2008 21:18 Callum#2
Too bad :(
03/31/2008 21:19 DarkCronicLe#3
But eh..he can't hacked you without trojan, keylogger or you said him your password.

I think it was stupid to trust player that you never seen in RL-.-
03/31/2008 21:21 strukel#4
He only knew the id,, bcoz he played on it for few days, then I didnt trust him anymore and changed the pw
03/31/2008 21:22 DarkCronicLe#5
so, you char wasn't empty at this time?
then theres no chance.brute forcing is impossible.
maybe you forget to change to PW or something like that...
04/01/2008 00:55 n00p#6
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Originally Posted by DarkCronicLe View Post
brute forcing is impossible.
Brute forcing a silkroad account's password is not impossible. It's very difficult to do, and takes a VERY long time (And by long time, i mean up to 13 weeks). Also, it only works if the person doesn't change their password frequently, which most smart players do. It's very, VERY unlikely to be hacked via brute forcing, but it's not impossible.
04/01/2008 01:22 SpriGgy#7
sry for you.
But i dont give my main Account on any Friend. Its risky enough to help each other with Gold ^^
04/01/2008 08:32 Callum#8
lol, thats true
04/01/2008 20:29 strukel#9
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Originally Posted by SpriGgy View Post
sry for you.
But i dont give my main Account on any Friend. Its risky enough to help each other with Gold ^^
Yeah it is,, But I play sro for 1.5 year,, And I never scammed or hacked some1.. They trust me,, So that's why they let me play at their chars..
04/03/2008 19:57 masterfan2#10
well it was your fault....You gave him pass maybe,idk.But if u did it is your fault