[QUOTE="PrimateJoe"][QUOTE="Evil_Saluki"]

You have not broke anything to me, you just said it, "Majority of the time", yes majority of the time it is, I agree with that.Now if youread what I just wrote you'll see that I gave you an example of a time when you can find yourself victim to hacking when you least expect it, mainly using an offial site that you thought you could trtust. Sorry, I was an idiot because I thought I could trust Battlenet.Eu, the offical site from the most popular and succefull game company in the world, running the top MMO that holds something like 80% of the worlds MMO subscribers, I thought maybe they would of had a good system set up.

Of course you can just blank everything I said and say "you had a keylog on your system" which I can only say I don't but then you would say I did, and it will never end.

I heard from word of mouth once that the secuirty battle is a losing battle as it stands at the moment, so chances are you'll find out soon enough anyway.

Evil_Saluki

There is no value to do that in Gamespot, your talking about Gamespot only? Then forget the whole conversation because I am talking on a much wider scale here. You see all that WoW information I was posting? That's happening right now, that's the gold farming industry.

What's the value of hacking into peoples Gamespots accounts and posting a rude pic? Compare that to the value of gold farming MMO industry, if you can comprehand that, because the fact I am trying hard to frame this picture for you, I may be wasting my time. In fact I am going to have to stop this conversation right here, you can take it wherever you want now. Christ oh mighty.

She is a super genius for getting away with it.

[QUOTE="PrimateJoe"][QUOTE="Evil_Saluki"]

This is a bit like who people think car crashes are something that only happens to other people. I got hacked for using Blizzards Battlenet.EU character transfer service for World of Warcraft, but then this is me and about 250,000 others. The Chinese hackers got the site under control, within 2 hours after using the service provided they hacked my account and had used the 'recommend a friend' service to bring in another gold farmer to the market with a free account. It's a multi-million doller business that's got more organised and with morepeople working behind it effectivly then most car companies, Blizzard can't win, it's why they provide these newcode thingies (forgotwhat you call them).

You don't have to visit a porn site or download dodgy files, or be fished, you can fall victim to it. I think the only way not to is never, ever input any card details or passwords into your PC, which you just did logging into your Gamespot account, not that anyone would be interested in doing so, but if for some reason your account and username was to fetch a price of 300 million, I bet you'll get hacked.

Evil_Saluki

You have not broke anything to me, you just said it, "Majority of the time", yes majority of the time it is, I agree with that.Now if youread what I just wrote you'll see that I gave you an example of a time when you can find yourself victim to hacking when you least expect it, mainly using an offial site that you thought you could trtust. Sorry, I was an idiot because I thought I could trust Battlenet.Eu, the offical site from the most popular and succefull game company in the world, running the top MMO that holds something like 80% of the worlds MMO subscribers, I thought maybe they would of had a good system set up.

Of course you can just blank everything I said and say "you had a keylog on your system" which I can only say I don't but then you would say I did, and it will never end.

I heard from word of mouth once that the secuirty battle is a losing battle as it stands at the moment, so chances are you'll find out soon enough anyway.

[QUOTE="PrimateJoe"][QUOTE="KrunkMastaX"]BiancaDK is one. The sheer uproar that happened when she got hacked was enough to show how much OT wouldn't be the same without her. Also the same when she said she was leaving too. Glad she came back. There is none other like her. Wonder what ever happened to heartcork and PearlOfEgypt though. If anyone even remembers them.Overlord93

[QUOTE="PrimateJoe"]Smart people don't get hacked. Idiots do.Evil_Saluki

This is a bit like who people think car crashes are something that only happens to other people. I got hacked for using Blizzards Battlenet.EU character transfer service for World of Warcraft, but then this is me and about 250,000 others. The Chinese hackers got the site under control, within 2 hours after using the service provided they hacked my account and had used the 'recommend a friend' service to bring in another gold farmer to the market with a free account. It's a multi-million doller business that's got more organised and with morepeople working behind it effectivly then most car companies, Blizzard can't win, it's why they provide these newcode thingies (forgotwhat you call them).

You don't have to visit a porn site or download dodgy files, or be fished, you can fall victim to it. I think the only way not to is never, ever input any card details or passwords into your PC, which you just did logging into your Gamespot account, not that anyone would be interested in doing so, but if for some reason your account and username was to fetch a price of 300 million, I bet you'll get hacked.

BiancaDK is one. The sheer uproar that happened when she got hacked was enough to show how much OT wouldn't be the same without her. Also the same when she said she was leaving too. Glad she came back. There is none other like her. Wonder what ever happened to heartcork and PearlOfEgypt though. If anyone even remembers them.KrunkMastaX