Leeching.net Accounts keep getting hacked?

[Nexal]

So I use the Rotmg account creator tool here on the forums and I use them to make multi box accounts, of course, and I just checked and as of now I have lost a total of 8 multi box accounts, with items on them. They continue to be hacked and have the items stolen, why exactly is this happening? Both accounts have been shit thankfully, but its still annoying as hell. I know its easy to recover accounts using leeching addresses, but I've never shared the emails with anyone. Someone just getting lucky with putting emails into the account recovery screen or what?

[A_Random_Idiot]

https://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1123608

if you scroll down to like the last few pages it seems he found a way to hack all leeching.net accounts, so you probably shouldn't use the account creator tool with auto leeching.net emails.

[einaras]

@LPU

[New]

I'm to blame for this one, I thought he knew about leeching.net and I brought it up.

Anyways disposable emails with guessable domains aren't safe.
If your email is: rotmgmultiboxer@yopmail.com well first of all you should rethink about your life
Second of all, use aliases. Yopmail has them.


Rotmg registers the alias, sends emails to the alias, and the alias sends email to your disposable. And with the method @LPU is using, he can't hack your account that way...

Ehh whatever I guess.

Also if you really care about your account, maybe it shouldn't have been on leeching / yopmail.


Also the "ultrahackingmethod" is this @hackinet

Go to login.
Hit forgot password.
Type in random emails like rotmgmultiboxer01@yopmail.com or rotmgmultiboxer01@leeching.net.
Then there is two options.
Numba one: If no account was created, it will say email not found. WHICH IS STUPID, normally it should say Email sent no matter if registered or not but kabam is kabam.
Numba two: If you guessed.. Sorry sorry I meant, If you HACKED correctly, then it will say email sent. Go to the disposable email, grab your password, and gain the profit.
If my yopmails were not random words encoded in Base64, I wouldn't "release" this hacking method.
Then again, what is there to release? everyone knows about this.       @LPU just thinks he is the only email guesser, I mean hacker in the world.

Forgot to mention, this is not considered hacking. It's exploiting the stupidity of KABAM to let anyone know whether an account exists or not just by putting it's email on a textbox.

[Luis]

They're disposable, don't make them
/closed.