2010-10-31, 11:45 PM
There's no actual proof for this, but it can't be anyone else. It must be someone inside.
There's been hacking activities in TMS lately. And everyone who got hacked found same things, their account passwords got changed and hackers took only godly items, left other stuffs untouched.
What strange is their MS passwords got changed, anyone who changed their password must have access to @passport(We use @passport to create and edit MS account). Regular scammers, those you keep bumping into throughout the game, don't know or care about it. They will ask for your MS accounts only since they can't find any reason to ask for your @passport.
Keylogger?We barely use @passport, I mean typing the account name and password itself. Some even forgot their own. So it can't be keylogger. E-mail hack? Possible, but I can't see how hackers know @passport account name through email hacking. And a friend of mine, who got hacked too, is not stupid enough to give his @passport account and password or his e-mail password to anyone - even his g/f doesn't know.
So who else got access to their @passport? Asiasoft itself. It's very hard to believe, but as I said, it can't be anyone else.
If you can come up with how's other people, someone outside Asiasoft, know your @passport, I'm happy to hear that.
There's been hacking activities in TMS lately. And everyone who got hacked found same things, their account passwords got changed and hackers took only godly items, left other stuffs untouched.
What strange is their MS passwords got changed, anyone who changed their password must have access to @passport(We use @passport to create and edit MS account). Regular scammers, those you keep bumping into throughout the game, don't know or care about it. They will ask for your MS accounts only since they can't find any reason to ask for your @passport.
Keylogger?We barely use @passport, I mean typing the account name and password itself. Some even forgot their own. So it can't be keylogger. E-mail hack? Possible, but I can't see how hackers know @passport account name through email hacking. And a friend of mine, who got hacked too, is not stupid enough to give his @passport account and password or his e-mail password to anyone - even his g/f doesn't know.
So who else got access to their @passport? Asiasoft itself. It's very hard to believe, but as I said, it can't be anyone else.
If you can come up with how's other people, someone outside Asiasoft, know your @passport, I'm happy to hear that.