PW's for hackers
It would be nice if somehow there was a way to have a word
for people who hack the game and are not account hackers.
When I was in the military we used a simple challeged password, like I would say "Butter" (a chosen word of the day by the higher ups) and in response some one else who was a hacker would use a chosen word to repond for that day, like "Midnight"
I know that this is fraut with problems, because people would log on here get the passwords and go around using it. I don't know how many times I have seen good people who are botting and wanted to find out if they were actual decent hackers or the slime ball account hackers. I hate having to run around in spider lord armor because I am afraid to have anyone see the nice stuff I have in fear that an account bandit will see it and want to target me.
Also, I have a friend who works for IBM and we were talking about the account hacking crap. He said and I quote "if you want to use a hack-proof password you need to have @ in it because the programs they use have that character in their solutions and cannot apply them when capturing your PW" Not sure if this is true or not, if anyone knows for certain please post. I'd like to try and understand the why's/how's.
for people who hack the game and are not account hackers. When I was in the military we used a simple challeged password, like I would say "Butter" (a chosen word of the day by the higher ups) and in response some one else who was a hacker would use a chosen word to repond for that day, like "Midnight"
I know that this is fraut with problems, because people would log on here get the passwords and go around using it. I don't know how many times I have seen good people who are botting and wanted to find out if they were actual decent hackers or the slime ball account hackers. I hate having to run around in spider lord armor because I am afraid to have anyone see the nice stuff I have in fear that an account bandit will see it and want to target me.
Also, I have a friend who works for IBM and we were talking about the account hacking crap. He said and I quote "if you want to use a hack-proof password you need to have @ in it because the programs they use have that character in their solutions and cannot apply them when capturing your PW" Not sure if this is true or not, if anyone knows for certain please post. I'd like to try and understand the why's/how's.
Originally Posted by cyric657
