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3/01/12 8:07:01 AM#61
Originally posted by wmada2k Funny, I guess you didn't even take your time to check what the article is about, but grabbed first result of the google. A direct hacking attack on the games servers or personal account (SVs case) is not same as sending out trojans through third party loophole in hope that it will end up in a games users PC (WoW case). I do challenge you to find any recent articles on a WoW GM or CEO getting hacked, resulting in games content being messed up. |
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3/01/12 8:26:23 AM#62
Have they actually repaired the dmg that happened? Has Discord been fired? This thread started fine but has ended up pointless arguing. It's hard to compare this screw up to anything else, well except when there was part of world missing. |
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3/01/12 10:00:29 AM#63
Originally posted by Sasami As far as I know, they have un-banned the wrongfully banned accounts, restored the deleted keeps and houses and have taken security measures to ensure that this does not happen again. Unfortunately I don't have any details on exactly what those measures are. From everything I've heard, the game itself was not actually hacked. Someone had access to Discord's login information and decided to use it against him and SV. This was most likely someone they thought they could trust. Clearly they were wrong. Discord has not been fired as of yet. I also don't think he will be. |
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3/01/12 10:15:03 AM#64
Originally posted by Anubisan Someone forward a note to SV that duckt taping usb ports aint 'serious measures' :P |
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3/01/12 11:11:08 AM#65
Originally posted by Toferio You underestimate dukt tape. |
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3/01/12 4:34:59 PM#66
Originally posted by Toferio Yes, that was the first one I found. I did not mean that in specific, what I ment was that companies gets hacked on a daily basis so there is no difference with Star Vault. That would be why Google offers 20k $ for the one hacking Chrome (just to name one). So yeah, teh hackers is out there and they will succeed. If they can hack CIA, banks and governments, I guess they can hack Star Vault, and even Blizzard if they want to! To answer your question, yes that was only one I found on google! Btw, I get 136.000.000 hits at google when searching for: wow accounts hacked ;) |
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3/01/12 7:06:50 PM#67
Originally posted by wmada2k Companies does not get hacked on a daily basis, they are attacked, but an actual intrusion is a rare thing among any business that knows how to deal with their network. The only thing that get "hacked" is user account, and most of the time the problem lies within the player base, accepting keyloger or bluntly giving their conection infos to their online-friends. If a GM account ever been hacked in any major title, it would be news worthy. |
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3/01/12 8:40:59 PM#68
Originally posted by wmada2k Just wanted to point out to you that stating the number of hits you got when doing a google search does nothing to support your argument. Just thought you should know :) |
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rojo6934
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3/01/12 8:44:30 PM#69
Originally posted by Jakdstripper this could happen. Who knows, tahts why i never discard probabilities. Although i dont play MO nor i intend to, it can happen with any game. |
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3/02/12 1:44:32 AM#70
Originally posted by wmada2k Again, there is a difference between "users" gettings hacked, as it is in WoWs case due to trojans and keyloggers and actual companies being hacked. Just to make the difference clear. AAA companies don't get hacked on daily basis, users do. I have to agree that it happens to other companies as well, such as Valve where hackers got access to personal information, however MO is the first case where they ruined ingame world as I can remember. It does not make the matter better the fact that it been stated over and over that they gained access to the accounts in a legit way. Now, I don't take their word for granted for it, but it does raise an eyebrow. It is not entirely impossible that Discord shared account with someone he trusted. |
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3/02/12 1:49:22 AM#71
Blizzard although their meh they lock the account so you have to jump through a bunch of hoops to get it restored. pain in the butt yeah and usually the damage has already been done sharded purples etc but it's better than starting all over again. Happened to me when my 525 tailor / enchant which easily dumped 10000G into frostweave being the most expensive tailoring mat especially when you need so much of it was deleted and replaced with maxed herbing / mining which I decided to keep anyways since they make money and my full T3 99000G gone which who really cares about that these days except thats alot of G and what are they up to these days T15? Anyways, off topic and totally irrelevant but companies should do that to any account including GMs. Miss making 40-80G off of buying lvl 84 blues off AH and sharing them into heavenly shards which easily go for 100G but hey still got 3 maxed professions + archeology which doesn't count and still have the means to make G. Just plain old grinding leled 85 mobs can easily get you 200G an hour. Used to be good money in primals too. Guess if somethings gong to get hacked it'll stilll get hacked no matter what but should have a lock account option including GM accounts which is better than pressing the off button and doing a rollback. This isn't a signature, you just think it is. |
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3/02/12 8:04:43 AM#72
Originally posted by wmada2k Usually it's a good idea to have your evidence supporting your claim. Your original post claimed WoW got hacked, then it turned out that it wasn't WoW that got hacked, then you say that "The point was that companies get hacked all the time". Can you be anymore illogical? |
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3/02/12 8:13:16 AM#73
40 years jail and next band of brothers will think twice before they do something like that. I hate this bastards, they attack normal people because they are afraid of big sharks like microsoft |
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3/02/12 12:01:40 PM#74
Originally posted by palulalula What does Microsoft has to do with the discussion? It wasnt Microsoft who screwed AQ based on false reasons (if we are to believe rumours they are behind the incident). Blame instead SVs unprofessional GMs who started the whole incindent in the first place. |
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4/16/12 10:22:35 AM#75
Afterlife pretty much sums up what happened back then without naming the one who was responsible for this, but still points a finger to a certain direction. Thread is closed ofc. http://www.mortalonline.com/forums/74192-battle-sin-keep-report-5.html His post is #193 in last page. |
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