PHP bug

hazet · 06/05/2007, 14:14

at least she put her time and effort into posting it +K for you ^^ for all the other stuff up ****** scams are life u will lose something more inportant in life and i must say this still works but the nub only had a 2 soc uni neckless,1 soc normal ring,and 2 soc super sword and club^^ niice work much thanks to you SCAMS RULE if u do not agree !what the **** you doing on elitepvpers **** scam liers rofl! if u get scammed take it and start again **** sucks i know but OHH WELL lol +k +k +k IT WORKS ^^ thanks again

AlmostxUntitled · 06/05/2007, 15:22

Ya this scam doesnt work dont use

dragon_hunter · 06/05/2007, 21:04

I think you did great, you warned us thnx. Cause i know now it happened a few times, but since no one knows about this everyone keeps trading chars and losing money.
Learn from this and just keep your own chars.

Huseby · 06/05/2007, 21:35

Been posted.

Ataka · 06/06/2007, 04:14

Please correct me if I am wrong but in order for this to work you would have to open up the browser and enter the original password into the first page before the other person changes the password, yes?

Because TQ uses multiple web pages for account verification they have to have some way to remember you from one page to the next. So it creates a session, which is basically just an entry in a database saying "This person entered the correct information on the 1st page and is now on the 2nd page". After the other person changes the password, your original session still exists because either TQ doesn't time it out or you can bypass the timeout by clicking OK to reload the page thereby refreshing the session and preventing it from timing out. So even after the person changes the information, your original session is still valid (because you already entered, what was at the time, the correct password on the 1st page) and allows you to change it back once you enter the correct ID on the 2nd page later.

Evil.

I only wish this sorta thing surprised me from TQ anymore.

jamer2309 · 06/06/2007, 06:32

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Originally posted by Ataka@Jun 6 2007, 04:14
Please correct me if I am wrong but in order for this to work you would have to open up the browser and enter the original password into the first page before the other person changes the password, yes?

Because TQ uses multiple web pages for account verification they have to have some way to remember you from one page to the next. So it creates a session, which is basically just an entry in a database saying "This person entered the correct information on the 1st page and is now on the 2nd page". After the other person changes the password, your original session still exists because either TQ doesn't time it out or you can bypass the timeout by clicking OK to reload the page thereby refreshing the session and preventing it from timing out. So even after the person changes the information, your original session is still valid (because you already entered, what was at the time, the correct password on the 1st page) and allows you to change it back once you enter the correct ID on the 2nd page later.

Evil.

I only wish this sorta thing surprised me from TQ anymore.

yea your right.... i've done that before to where i sold an acc full info to someone but before i gave them everything i got to the 2nd page and then let them change everything... you dont need to keep putting in the wrong id # in multipule screens cuz it does still think the password on the previous page is correct even if it isn't anymore... and then you can change the e-mail back to yours and get the password, and then the acc is yours again. simple as that.... lol

ccbrat17 · 06/06/2007, 06:53

are you all freakin retarded? am i the only one who gets the reasoning for this post? you idiots should learn to read! as for you hacker pope, good for you!!!1k

jamer2309 · 06/06/2007, 07:04

oh i get what this post is about and im glad that someone is doing something to get tq to fix the stupid glitch thing... i mean if so many people use this and tq keeps getting complaints they might eventually get the picture and fix it.... might..... i was just saying you dont have to go through so much work to get this to work... thats all lol

metraaa · 07/29/2007, 16:08

plz how make soc in itmes normal plz help me your archer 130 iam trojan lvl 100 ?

shitmanwtf · 07/29/2007, 16:49

Scamming real money is the last thing you'll want to do. Simply because, the buyer who's willing to spend cash in the game won't mind spending a bit extra for a ticket to where ever you live and shoot you, your family, and probably your dog(s), if any. If you think your life is worth a few hundred bucks or even a grand, go for it. But there are some crazy people out there that'll kill for less.

Saber13 · 07/29/2007, 22:30

The original poster meant payment as in dbs or in game money...

B!@ckdice · 07/30/2007, 00:23

THIS DOES NOT WORK i repeat does not work just tried it and this scam is false and in correcnt....Theirs no way what you say about opening 5 web browsers and spamming the info into it witch will change the correct infor this is pointless and a waste of time.

AlmostxUntitled · 08/02/2007, 16:33

LoL *Scam Is Fixed Please NOTE at beginning of page.... TQ Fixed the PHP script so that if you are on the page where you can change the email, and the guy changes the Password it gives you the message *Password has been changed please login* so this scam will not work anymore