While I am sure this has been known to those doing to codes and mods, most 'hackers' who play the game regularly would not know. So, yes, very good tip for those unaware. Good looking out, Flengo.
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Shag i know it long time ago
isent that a violation of privacy? how can it be legal for them to check what you are looking at on your browser? if they are allowed to do that, sure enough they can alos see password feilds too?
Is very bizarre it.
So that's why I always crash -_-
i love how its against their TOS
to add a small 600 kb file to their game
but yet they are allowed to scan our files, running process, computer history
open browser windows even our recycle bin, in eyes of the law its not wrong
but i feel they violate my TOS more then i violate theirs :\ SMH
to add a small 600 kb file to their game
but yet they are allowed to scan our files, running process, computer history
open browser windows even our recycle bin, in eyes of the law its not wrong
but i feel they violate my TOS more then i violate theirs :\ SMH
Originally Posted by -Bl00d-
i love how its against their TOS
to add a small 600 kb file to their game
but yet they are allowed to scan our files, running process, computer history
open browser windows even our recycle bin, in eyes of the law its not wrong
but i feel they violate my TOS more then i violate theirs :\ SMH
to add a small 600 kb file to their game
but yet they are allowed to scan our files, running process, computer history
open browser windows even our recycle bin, in eyes of the law its not wrong
but i feel they violate my TOS more then i violate theirs :\ SMH
Originally Posted by noah123103
isent that a violation of privacy? how can it be legal for them to check what you are looking at on your browser? if they are allowed to do that, sure enough they can alos see password feilds too?
Non-personally identifiable information: When you use the Service, we may collect information that will not be able to specifically identify you such as your birthday, gender and ethnicity. In addition, when you use the Service, we may collect information and aggregate information indicating, among other things, which pages of the Service you visit, the order in which you visit them and which hyperlinks you "click." Collecting such information can involve logging your IP address (i.e., the unique number assigned to your computer from your Internet Service Provider ("ISP")), your MAC address, operating system specifications, identification of your hard drives and other storage devices, central processing unit, and browser software used to access the Service. In order to maintain the integrity of the Service, we reserve the right to scan and obtain information from your computer, software, and parts or portions thereof, including, but not limited to, your computer's random access memory, video card, central processing unit, hard drive(s) and any other storage devices in order to assist our efforts in policing users who may implement programs and/or scripts used to develop and/or use "hacks" and/or "cheats" to gain advantage over other users. The scan shall detect the use of such programs, including, but not limited to packet editors, cheat engines and WinSocket providers which are in violation of Nexon's Terms of Use. Although such information is not generally personally identifiable, we can determine from an IP address your ISP and the geographic location of your point of connectivity. Please be aware that under certain conditions when we undertake the scan, we do so with the intent to protect the integrity of the Service and determine whether there is cheating and/or hacking involved or other breach of security. In doing so, there is a possibility that as a result of the scan, non-personally identifiable information as described herein can transform into personally identifiable information. In order to sign up for any account, you also are required to provide us with an e-mail address, password and a Forum name. You must also provide a character name whenever you create a character for your account. You may also provide non-personally identifiable information to us while participating in forums and chat rooms or otherwise using the Service which may be retained in our databases, such as security questions and answers.
Looks like you were right @Flengo that they scan your web browser, etc.
Originally Posted by arun823
Actually they can search through everything on your pc, quote from their TOS
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Looks like you were right @Flengo that they scan your web browser, etc.
thanks for this update
Yeah If you run Pub Hack and dont close the broswer your account is usely banned when you logged out
Anyways Thanks For this Tip It Help People
Anyways Thanks For this Tip It Help People
Thx for telling me before i use it
Originally Posted by arun823
Non-personally identifiable information: When you use the Service, we may collect information that will not be able to specifically identify you such as your birthday, gender and ethnicity. In addition, when you use the Service, we may collect information and aggregate information indicating, among other things, which pages of the Service you visit, the order in which you visit them and which hyperlinks you "click." Collecting such information can involve logging your IP address (i.e., the unique number assigned to your computer from your Internet Service Provider ("ISP")), your MAC address, operating system specifications, identification of your hard drives and other storage devices, central processing unit, and browser software used to access the Service. In order to maintain the integrity of the Service, we reserve the right to scan and obtain information from your computer, software, and parts or portions thereof, including, but not limited to, your computer's random access memory, video card, central processing unit, hard drive(s) and any other storage devices in order to assist our efforts in policing users who may implement programs and/or scripts used to develop and/or use "hacks" and/or "cheats" to gain advantage over other users. The scan shall detect the use of such programs, including, but not limited to packet editors, cheat engines and WinSocket providers which are in violation of Nexon's Terms of Use. Although such information is not generally personally identifiable, we can determine from an IP address your ISP and the geographic location of your point of connectivity. Please be aware that under certain conditions when we undertake the scan, we do so with the intent to protect the integrity of the Service and determine whether there is cheating and/or hacking involved or other breach of security. In doing so, there is a possibility that as a result of the scan, non-personally identifiable information as described herein can transform into personally identifiable information. In order to sign up for any account, you also are required to provide us with an e-mail address, password and a Forum name. You must also provide a character name whenever you create a character for your account. You may also provide non-personally identifiable information to us while participating in forums and chat rooms or otherwise using the Service which may be retained in our databases, such as security questions and answers.
I always done this, really helps alot with lagg and speeds up your network.
Tks very important this information
Originally Posted by Flengo
This is a check that has been implemented by Nexon into their BlackCipher system for a few patches now. I think its time attention towards it is brought towards the hack users.
BlackCipher performs a check to see if you have certain web pages open when you are running Combat Arms. It is strongly advised to simply close your web browser while running the game. This should resolve many detection issues.
If you have MPGH open when you start the game, in under 5 minutes (Average) the game should end and crash. This also occurs of certain other websites are open.
The Noob-Friendly version of this is simple; Close Web Browser When Running Combat Arms
Doing this should stop most random detection problems users are facing. Pass this along through help threads and posts where people are asking help, for cases where new users do not read the stuck threads in the section.
Once again, close web browsers to avoid random detection. Flushing your DNS and clearing your history/cache could help but I'm no where sure on that.
Good luck
BlackCipher performs a check to see if you have certain web pages open when you are running Combat Arms. It is strongly advised to simply close your web browser while running the game. This should resolve many detection issues.
If you have MPGH open when you start the game, in under 5 minutes (Average) the game should end and crash. This also occurs of certain other websites are open.
The Noob-Friendly version of this is simple; Close Web Browser When Running Combat Arms
Doing this should stop most random detection problems users are facing. Pass this along through help threads and posts where people are asking help, for cases where new users do not read the stuck threads in the section.
Once again, close web browsers to avoid random detection. Flushing your DNS and clearing your history/cache could help but I'm no where sure on that.
Code:
// In Command Prompt (CMD): Run -> cmd ipconfig /flushdns
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