2011-08-25, 02:03 PM
KhainiWest Wrote:I'm aware of that, but I'm still very skeptical considering some of that information was previously hacked accounts. I honestly think, during echo's discovery of the java script error on the original website, accumulated all this information, and sold them off as fresh meat. I recognized some of them because they were of my friends who were mutilated in like 09"like 09"? I'm pretty sure the database leak was in 09 or earlier.
Theories are nice though.
KhainiWest Wrote:If they have your ID your probably in your most vulnerable position. They just need your email, which they can trick you into adding them in some form of device, and getting your IP.How nonsensical considering that, for new accounts, your email address is your ID. Hell, that's the case with old accounts too.
Jerry-Boyle Wrote:Well if your bold enough to attempt to push forward a Nexon database leak, you better have some proof or at least something supporting such an event instead of saying "Oh it happened in the past and not everybody got affected". Almost all accounts from what I've seen so far have had MS Adventures linked to their Main accnt. Sure there were others that didn't but that could be from keylogged or anything really. What even hints at a Nexon database leak besides you suggesting it? I would think there would be a lot more talk then what's presently here if there was a Nexon database leak.I never said there was a leak, did I?
You said it couldn't be a leak, all I did was show that it could be.
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Eos Wrote:I'm still baffled by what you think an IP has to do with anything.COMPUTERS, BRO! AND BITS AND BITES!
CarrionCrow Wrote:They do have an option to change mail on the Nexon site.You have to verify the change using your old email address, hence why my brother is locked out of an account he can still log into on the site.
He typed in the wrong password too many times in Gamelauncher, and now he's required to verify his account before he can do anything.
Of course, he doesn't have access to the original email address so...
KhainiWest Wrote:I have a feeling it's just a tool that searches for recent activity of that IP address. He gave me results not an online tutorial lol. My original point still stands that if a hacker has your IP address, a lot more doors open up on how to exploit youAdding my voice to the chorus of "BULLSHIT!".