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#1 Sep 25 2013 at 10:16 PM Rating: Good
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I decided to activate the security key that came with the collectors edition.



Come at me, bro.
#2 Sep 25 2013 at 10:34 PM Rating: Excellent
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I'm in your account, stealing your munny, and playing your dood.
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#3 Sep 26 2013 at 6:28 AM Rating: Decent
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I'm in his account, pacing back and forth in Ul'Dah, /telling people about the great deals they'll get if they buy gil from my sight, www.buy4gilyousandwichtrain.com.
#4 Sep 26 2013 at 6:46 AM Rating: Excellent
Mourniquet wrote:
I decided to activate the security key that came with the collectors edition.



Come at me, bro.

GREAT! NOW how am I supposed to power level your character for the low low price of 100 Yuan an hour?
#5 Sep 26 2013 at 7:10 AM Rating: Decent
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Lefein wrote:
Mourniquet wrote:
I decided to activate the security key that came with the collectors edition.



Come at me, bro.

GREAT! NOW how am I supposed to power level your character for the low low price of 100 Yuan an hour?


I have better price, 50 Yuan per hour. This is how it works right? I undercut you continually until everything sells for 1 dollar? I'm taking my queues from how they operate on the market boards.
#6 Sep 26 2013 at 7:50 AM Rating: Good
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Furiousnixon wrote:
Lefein wrote:
Mourniquet wrote:
I decided to activate the security key that came with the collectors edition.



Come at me, bro.

GREAT! NOW how am I supposed to power level your character for the low low price of 100 Yuan an hour?


I have better price, 50 Yuan per hour. This is how it works right? I undercut you continually until everything sells for 1 dollar? I'm taking my queues from how they operate on the market boards.


Ill get right to it them, PL 1-50, 1 Yuan.
PL all jobs 1-50, 2weeks guaranteed, 25 Yuan
Trying to login on day 15, seeing a permanent ban message, priceless
#7 Sep 26 2013 at 8:14 AM Rating: Good
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Hand crafted powerleveling! Which I suppose is better than some random machine cranking out my powerleveling by the hundreds.
#8 Sep 26 2013 at 8:47 AM Rating: Decent
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I've done the same. Come at ME, brah.
#9 Sep 26 2013 at 8:48 AM Rating: Excellent
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I'd be careful. My Diablo III account was hacked at least twice a day for months, and my security was so tight with that game that I never even purchased or installed it.

Edited, Sep 26th 2013 10:48am by lolgaxe
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#10 Sep 26 2013 at 8:56 AM Rating: Excellent
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Dear node hackers: You're not saving time by zipping in and out of voids to each node. And unlike FFXI, you're not hurting any legitimate players, since we can share nodes anyway and don't always get the same node on our maps. But feel free to keep ******** yourselves over by getting yourselves reported.
#11 Sep 26 2013 at 8:59 AM Rating: Default
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if you had any faith in the Security Token you'd leave your Square Enix ID and Password, but you didnt. Henceforward, pointless thread.

On an unrelated note, Security Tokens have been hacked before or rather circumvented like childsplay.
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#12 Sep 26 2013 at 9:11 AM Rating: Decent
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KojiroSoma wrote:
if you had any faith in the Security Token you'd leave your Square Enix ID and Password, but you didnt. Henceforward, pointless thread.

On an unrelated note, Security Tokens have been hacked before or rather circumvented like childsplay.


The only 100% secure PC system is a PC that is never connected to the internet and even then if you use removable media can still be infected by a virus.

That being said, using an authenticator is more secure than not using it.

Edited, Sep 26th 2013 12:11pm by DMRosso
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#13 Sep 26 2013 at 9:19 AM Rating: Decent
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DMRosso wrote:
KojiroSoma wrote:
if you had any faith in the Security Token you'd leave your Square Enix ID and Password, but you didnt. Henceforward, pointless thread.

On an unrelated note, Security Tokens have been hacked before or rather circumvented like childsplay.


The only 100% secure PC system is a PC that is never connected to the internet and even then if you use removable media can still be infected by a virus.

That being said, using an authenticator is more secure than not using it.

Edited, Sep 26th 2013 12:11pm by DMRosso


Untrue, many computers come with the worst virus imaginable already running.......Windows!
#14 Sep 26 2013 at 10:23 AM Rating: Decent
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I'm a fan of those randomly re-organizing num pads that some ****** F2P MMOs use. That's quaint.
#15 Sep 26 2013 at 11:03 AM Rating: Excellent
You can get viruses anywhere. I had a warning from McAfee here on my work laptop when I clicked on a link from our company's home page to an article on a website called "Bio Mass." It tried to start a Java program too, and for the first time I'm grateful that Java nags every time a program tries to access it now.
#16 Sep 26 2013 at 11:11 AM Rating: Good
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Catwho wrote:
You can get viruses anywhere. I had a warning from McAfee here on my work laptop when I clicked on a link from our company's home page to an article on a website called "Bio Mass." It tried to start a Java program too, and for the first time I'm grateful that Java nags every time a program tries to access it now.


My WoW account got hacked without me buying gold and without me being infected by something.

Know how they got me? Flash player exploit in a tainted banner ad.

Keeping Flash and Java up to date helps with so many problems. But the idea of perfect security is always an illusion.
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#17 Sep 26 2013 at 11:43 AM Rating: Good
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KojiroSoma wrote:
if you had any faith in the Security Token you'd leave your Square Enix ID and Password, but you didnt. Henceforward, pointless thread.

On an unrelated note, Security Tokens have been hacked before or rather circumvented like childsplay.


I'm going to need a source on how it's "child's play" to hack a secure token login.
#18 Sep 26 2013 at 11:51 AM Rating: Good
reptiletim wrote:
KojiroSoma wrote:
if you had any faith in the Security Token you'd leave your Square Enix ID and Password, but you didnt. Henceforward, pointless thread.

On an unrelated note, Security Tokens have been hacked before or rather circumvented like childsplay.


I'm going to need a source on how it's "child's play" to hack a secure token login.


Specially designed "man in the middle attack."

A trojan designed to infiltrate the game is posted on game boards and downloaded by unsuspecting victims. Sometimes it's hidden in the banner ads so even innocent players get infected.

The trojan lets you fire up the game and input authentication, but then crashes the game before it sends the info off to log you in. Bam, they have your username and password and a working one time password (since it wasn't used yet.)

For this, they will not have permanent access to your account since once they're logged out they are toast, but the virus will have corrupted the game and it'll take you a while to get yourself back in. All they need is 20 minutes to strip your character blind of all gil and valuables.

Happened to a few people in FFXI before word got out that some websites were infected (FFXI Atlas was a big culprit for a while.)

I wouldn't say it's child's place since it's a fairly sophisticated, program-specific virus, but it proves that nothing in this world is 100%.

Edited, Sep 26th 2013 1:51pm by Catwho
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