Have you been hacked since the implementation of PIC?

They snapshot mouse clicks, meaning that they know the locations that the mouses click in. AFAIK, they work they same way that macros work. They don`t take a screenshot every time a mouse clicks, they take the location of it and record that. Due to the fact that the buttons change every time, you can`t exactly record that through a keylogger.
I may be mistaken, but from my knowledge of it, that`s how it works.

LF>The two people who voted yes to speak up.

For that to be plausible, they'd either have to know have layout for when the PIC menu comes out [a one-time screenshot at character select], they'd need to unrandomize the PIC screen themselves [work], or they'd have to capture pixels and hope the person mouses over a number enough to tell what's what [what]. Knowing at what locations the mouseclicks were is worthless unless they know what is going on there.

A very small snapshot taken on mouseclick, as opposed to an entire screenshot, would do it discreetly. I guess a strange pattern would be indicative of your proposed method, but no one really seems to pay attention to that stuff to tell us enough.

*8x15 pixels is enough to show the number clearly. , though it will probably be larger if thats how these people are actually doing it. Considering you can click any part of a rather large button and get input.

Or they could put a RAT on you and watch. Olawd.

**Edit2: You can CTRL+C a PIC and paste it into notepad to see all of its glory. Password, too. Has it always been this way?