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#31
May 28 2012 05:43pm
Quote (Gurrkan @ May 28 2012 07:36pm)
Got an authenticator now. Even though i'm running on Mac, got some friends playing on Mac who got hacked today!

Hopefully my gear will be safe now! :hail:

Very good topic btw, cred to you sir!


This makes no sense
It doesnt matter if you have a Mac or not








Also, on an unrelated note
People should just run virtual machines
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#32
May 28 2012 05:44pm
Quote (JiangyouNan @ May 28 2012 05:39pm)
I am discrediting your information, which is needed as what you recommended is not a viable form of computer security.


To anyone that actually wants to learn the basics about computer security, I'd suggest reading this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510812

It applies to all operating systems.


You are not discrediting his information. You are trying to show off your leet computer skills by posting a link that goes way beyond the comprehension of most computer users and thefore serves little purpose in this discussion.
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#33
May 28 2012 05:45pm
Quote (aliquis @ May 28 2012 07:44pm)
You are not discrediting his information. You are trying to show off your leet computer skills by posting a link that goes way beyond the comprehension of most computer users and thefore serves little purpose in this discussion.


If that link is too confusing for you....
its pretty basic stuff
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#34
May 28 2012 05:48pm
Quote (Azenor @ May 28 2012 05:45pm)
If that link is too confusing for you....
its pretty basic stuff


i didn't mention myself, did i? i've held jobs supporting computer illiterate users and speak from that experience. your troll is fail
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#35
May 28 2012 05:48pm
Quote (aliquis @ 28 May 2012 19:44)
You are not discrediting his information. You are trying to show off your leet computer skills by posting a link that goes way beyond the comprehension of most computer users and thefore serves little purpose in this discussion.


This, been there the last few days, kids always feel the needs to be better than other people LOL I mean nobody can write a more accurate guide, impossibruuu

Quote (Azenor @ 28 May 2012 19:45)
If that link is too confusing for you....
its pretty basic stuff


I agree its basic when you know something about computer. But its completly OFFTOPIC here
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#36
May 28 2012 05:49pm
Quote (Bartoteck @ May 29 2012 07:42am)
Nice read if you wanna read complete useless stuff about d3. I dont care if you dont agree with my post, but i know many people that got hacked in the past using trigs/bots and it still happening today. If you dont see it your blind or too much gg in computer security to realize that general people dont know a shit.


What you recommended is not a valid form of security. I ran possibly the largest log list back in 1.11-late 1.12 (obviously nothing compared to the whole d2hackit fiasco in I believe 1.09?), thousands of d2 account/password/cdkey info was on there. It was a working program that you yourself would hook onto d2 process and it would specifically ONLY read account/pw info and send it to my webserver. That being said, an easy way to counter this was to log into your account first and then inject said 3rd party program, however cdkeys would not be safe.

No AV vendor will ever detect this because it is so niche that it wouldn't make sense to provide security for it. Effectively making it undetectable.
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#37
May 28 2012 05:50pm
Quote (aliquis @ May 29 2012 07:44am)
You are not discrediting his information. You are trying to show off your leet computer skills by posting a link that goes way beyond the comprehension of most computer users and thefore serves little purpose in this discussion.


It's in plain English, anyone with the ability to comprehend the English language is capable of understanding that article.
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#38
May 28 2012 05:52pm
Quote (JiangyouNan @ 28 May 2012 19:49)
What you recommended is not a valid form of security. I ran possibly the largest log list back in 1.11-late 1.12 (obviously nothing compared to the whole d2hackit fiasco in I believe 1.09?), thousands of d2 account/password/cdkey info was on there. It was a working program that you yourself would hook onto d2 process and it would specifically ONLY read account/pw info and send it to my webserver. That being said, an easy way to counter this was to log into your account first and then inject said 3rd party program, however cdkeys would not be safe.

No AV vendor will ever detect this because it is so niche that it wouldn't make sense to provide security for it. Effectively making it undetectable.


I agree and used the "inject after login technique" many time. But dont u get it? all you talking about is spam atm lol

FAct is ppl getting hacked and need answers. D2 bots and trigs are full of crap and ppl need to be informed

This post was edited by Bartoteck on May 28 2012 05:52pm
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#39
May 28 2012 05:52pm
Quote (JiangyouNan @ 28 May 2012 16:49)
What you recommended is not a valid form of security. I ran possibly the largest log list back in 1.11-late 1.12 (obviously nothing compared to the whole d2hackit fiasco in I believe 1.09?), thousands of d2 account/password/cdkey info was on there. It was a working program that you yourself would hook onto d2 process and it would specifically ONLY read account/pw info and send it to my webserver. That being said, an easy way to counter this was to log into your account first and then inject said 3rd party program, however cdkeys would not be safe.

No AV vendor will ever detect this because it is so niche that it wouldn't make sense to provide security for it. Effectively making it undetectable.


Quote (Pulsing @ 28 May 2012 16:28)
LOL
how ironic considering how you spelled "authentificator"

Quote (Weeny @ 28 May 2012 16:12)
great guide, now nobody will get hacked on d3 after reading this! and i didnt know that all the d2 bots had viruses


Quote (JiangyouNan @ 28 May 2012 16:18)
Every program has the potential to have malicious coding embedded, not all Diablo 2 programs have "viruses",  Bartoteck does not know what he is talking about.



Quote (JiangyouNan @ 28 May 2012 16:08)
trigs is not even a legitimate word to describe d2 third party programs.

\e should also point out you know nothing of what you speak of in regards to your post.



Hes the same user.. hes a gold thieff and keylogger , just trying to discreadit ur post OP
Hes trying to discourge ppl to follow ur method

This post was edited by RaWBOoGiE on May 28 2012 05:53pm
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#40
May 28 2012 05:53pm
Quote (Twizted_jay @ May 27 2012 01:27pm)
Lawl looks like I fucked up my first post

If you do not own any of those phones and have a Windows PC
WinBMA is a Windows based Battle.net Authenticator which allows people who don't have access to a smartphone supported by the official BMA to still be protected by an authenticator.
This will only protect you if you dont have any form of malicious software on computer, for those with keyloggers this will help

http://code.google.com/p/winbma/


Quote (Twizted_jay @ May 27 2012 01:27pm)
Lawl looks like I fucked up my first post

If you do not own any of those phones and have a Windows PC
WinBMA is a Windows based Battle.net Authenticator which allows people who don't have access to a smartphone supported by the official BMA to still be protected by an authenticator.
This will only protect you if you dont have any form of malicious software on computer, for those with keyloggers this will help

http://code.google.com/p/winbma/


Quote (Twizted_jay @ May 27 2012 01:27pm)
Lawl looks like I fucked up my first post

If you do not own any of those phones and have a Windows PC
WinBMA is a Windows based Battle.net Authenticator which allows people who don't have access to a smartphone supported by the official BMA to still be protected by an authenticator.
This will only protect you if you dont have any form of malicious software on computer, for those with keyloggers this will help

http://code.google.com/p/winbma/


Quote (Twizted_jay @ May 27 2012 01:27pm)
Lawl looks like I fucked up my first post

If you do not own any of those phones and have a Windows PC
WinBMA is a Windows based Battle.net Authenticator which allows people who don't have access to a smartphone supported by the official BMA to still be protected by an authenticator.
This will only protect you if you dont have any form of malicious software on computer, for those with keyloggers this will help

http://code.google.com/p/winbma/


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