Any account that had changed their password is (as far as we know) at no risk of being compromised. We have yet to find someone that has been compromised after recently changing their password. I seriously doubt that whoever is doing this is able to hack any accounts.
Originally Posted by Tourneymun
But there was a forced password change and he was still managing to get into accounts.
Not everyone logs onto the forum every day, therefore not all passwords were immediately changed.
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Originally Posted by Moonshake
Not everyone logs onto the forum every day, therefore not all passwords were immediately changed.
I suppose not, I was just saying that in regards of marci and that other gm since they were both staff, so they are regularly on the forums.
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Originally Posted by Tourneymun
But there was a forced password change and he was still managing to get into accounts.
Because he was hacking inactive users who didn't get to change their passwords, mostly, or users that didn't do significant changes in their passwords/didn't change them at all, even though they are active.
Originally Posted by Tourneymun
So the solution now is to constantly update our passwords? It's a pretty half assed solution, and users are pretty worried right now of their accounts being taken over since staff is keeping everything in secret, and constantly closing discussions on it.
That's what you can do to help yourself. Why do people keep complaining about something so simple? Just change your password for your own safety and to make it harder for the hacker(s) to get into your account.
Originally Posted by Arctic
Because he was hacking inactive users who didn't get to change their passwords, mostly, or users that didn't do significant changes in their passwords/didn't change them at all, even though they are active.
That's what you can do to help yourself. Why do people keep complaining about something so simple? Just change your password for your own safety and to make it harder for the hacker(s) to get into your account.
I suppose people put trust into you guys to prevent them from being hacked, especially when most of the hackings by tbash weren't the users fault, and them having to change passwords constantly from a lack of security can become fustrating.
I suppose it's also up to time now. We can only wait to see if tbash is able to get into an account with an update/changed password (I'm willing to bet he will)
Last edited by Tourneymun; Feb 23, 2016 at 02:12 AM.
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