Coin Exploit

Jokes aside, you don't need to keep banning people. Just some serious PR that delivers the message should be good enough.
"People, we don't want hacking to continue, so if you, in anyway, are deemed involved with hacking, you will be dealt with accordingly."
With basil and whatnot out there, I'm sure that even a couple tens of cases of serious punishment would adequately educate the mass.
Surely, they WILL always want to exploit, but once the seed of fear has been planted in their mind, it's hard to actually not think twice.
I'd also LOVE to see people getting C&D letters together with some $5000 bills in the mailbox. But that's uh, rather far-fetched.

The general point is that most of the people we have to deal with, hackers and exploiters alike, are merely sheep. Once you've scared enough of them, the rest will follow suit.

The fact that Nexon has kept silent about their way of dealing with exploits in the past 6 years seems to suggest that they frankly don't care at all to me, which I have to admit is a pretty darn good reason in and of itself to exploit the f'uck out of this pomegranate for the sake of exploiting.

Any sort of letter in the mail will hit home quickly, whether its a C&D or a full lawsuit for the larger hacker names.

That's unfeasible.
Going after individual script kiddies is a losing battle.
Cease and desist letters don't mean pomegranate and will just cost money to track down the accounts, locate the users, and send the letters.

What they can do is go after sites like GK and W8 that make money by selling access to the hacks.
The reason hacks are so prominent is because people have turned it into a pineappleing business.

Why is it unfeasible, it can be easily accomplished, just need a single staffed attorney the paralegals use a format to send those things anyways. Cease and desist letters are the warning, I do not know where you are getting they mean pomegranate from. If the hacking continues and the parents throw their computer out the window, then you turn up the heat. Besides it will not require a lot of them, just a few to spread the fear.

I can't help but wonder why they continue to allow W8 and GK continue. They went after GameCheetah and got that place shut down, and they obviously have to know about W8/GK, since all it takes is a simple google search to find the sites.

I read somewhere that the server is based in Australia or elsewhere outside the US, which makes it harder to shut down than the others, but I do not know about that. It was a long process to shut down some of the bit torrent sites outside the US