2011-09-09, 04:41 PM
lol I remember back in the days when nexon did that hackers started logging in by changing the verification packet from a no to a yes so they could log in with the wrong password. It would be kinda odd that they could fix that but still send the password packet (encrypted) for verification.
How hard is it to decrypt those passwords in the packet (if they exist)?
In before new pw requirement is 64 digits long at least one number, at least one lowercase letter, at least one uppercase letter, at least one symbol, have no words found in a dictionary, and must be changed every 10 days.
About the hackings: I have not been hacked yet to my knowledge on any of my 31+ accounts. Though with some of my mules maybe I wouldn't know because maybe they didn't take anything, though I would think they would take the mesos even though most of my accounts only have a mil or less mesos per character. My mules all have maple chairs, some have whips, but maybe those things just aren't valuable enough to mess with. My mains or stores certainly have not been hit (but that's much smaller, like 6 accounts - and much harder because they are logged in a lot).
How hard is it to decrypt those passwords in the packet (if they exist)?
In before new pw requirement is 64 digits long at least one number, at least one lowercase letter, at least one uppercase letter, at least one symbol, have no words found in a dictionary, and must be changed every 10 days.
About the hackings: I have not been hacked yet to my knowledge on any of my 31+ accounts. Though with some of my mules maybe I wouldn't know because maybe they didn't take anything, though I would think they would take the mesos even though most of my accounts only have a mil or less mesos per character. My mules all have maple chairs, some have whips, but maybe those things just aren't valuable enough to mess with. My mains or stores certainly have not been hit (but that's much smaller, like 6 accounts - and much harder because they are logged in a lot).