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BlackCipher.aes
#1
what the pineapple is this pomegranate?

And whats the point to it if i can just end it in task manager.
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#2
Wondering the same thing. Anyways the game has been crashing a lot on me since today's minipatch.
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#3
ODANA Wrote:Wondering the same thing. Anyways the game has been crashing a lot on me since today's minipatch.

Well as far as i know its an anti hack program but i dont remember seeing anything about it and i dont know what good its doing if you can just close it in task manager....
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#4
There's about ten thousand combat arms threads about it and how easy it is to stop and exactly how useless it is at what little it supposedly does.
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.
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#5
Oh, Nexon's own anti-cheating software. Well i sure feel safe now. Rolleyes
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#6
The next few weeks are going to be funny.
Nexon will try to improve their own made ant-hack shield or they wont do anything at all and leave it like this.
They will never ever succesfully create a good anti-hacking device. Never.
 Never...
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#7
Eos Wrote:There's about ten thousand combat arms threads about it and how easy it is to stop and exactly how useless it is at what little it supposedly does.

Don't get snarky at me young man.


ZeroGravity Wrote:The next few weeks are going to be funny.
Nexon will try to improve their own made ant-hack shield or they wont do anything at all and leave it like this.
They will never ever succesfully create a good anti-hacking device. Never.
 Never...

I don't understand why they don't out source it while im sure all online games have hacking issues they don't seem as prevalent as the ones in maplestory - this has been said before but what about wow do they have there own anti hack or is it 3rd party or did nexon approach said 3rd party company's and they said no due to current nexon practices i.e. server taking packet requests from the client.
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#8
now i'm scared to patch. Frown
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#9
ThatWasMyKil Wrote:I don't understand why they don't out source it while im sure all online games have hacking issues they don't seem as prevalent as the ones in maplestory - this has been said before but what about wow do they have there own anti hack or is it 3rd party or did nexon approach said 3rd party company's and they said no due to current nexon practices i.e. server taking packet requests from the client.

a competently designed game has no hacking. Just botting. And that's virtually unstoppable.
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.
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#10
In some ways, kind of screwed us over when we had so many people using the lie detectors to grief others, instead of hackers & botters. Now, we just have jokers that don't know how to properly use these when they do become available to use through little errors that Nexon have made in making content available.

Also happen to agree that a decent bit of code could have been plopped into the client to make it very hacker unfriendly. But I digress, Nexon needs to send their coders back to class for retraining in code stability.

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#11
Eos Wrote:a competently designed game has no hacking. Just botting. And that's virtually unstoppable.

Isn't the assumption that any computer system could be unhackable a major security risk? I don't think there's any such thing as an unhackable computing environment.
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#12
Fiel Wrote:Isn't the assumption that any computer system could be unhackable a major security risk? I don't think there's any such thing as an unhackable computing environment.

A computer not connected to the internet can't be hacked by outside sources. harhar.
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#13
nRxUs Wrote:A computer not connected to the internet can't be hacked by outside sources. harhar.

Except if I stick a usb stick or a cd with auto run script that melts the computer?
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#14
Fiel Wrote:Isn't the assumption that any computer system could be unhackable a major security risk? I don't think there's any such thing as an unhackable computing environment.

That would only be relevant if "hacking" were being used correctly rather than in the way Maplers think of it.
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.
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#15
nRxUs Wrote:A computer not connected to the internet can't be hacked by outside sources. harhar.

Bradley Manning

USB keys are notorious for carrying viruses.

People are in general huge security risks for information.

Why do people assume you have to be connected to the internet to be hacked? Any compromise of information from a computer system is a threat.
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#16
Bahamut X Wrote:
Also happen to agree that a decent bit of code could have been plopped into the client to make it very hacker unfriendly. But I digress, Nexon needs to send their coders back to class for retraining in code stability.

It would take more than "a decent bit of code".
It would require for them to restructure the way the entire game works.
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#17
Adding this:

Quote:Dear Maplers,

In our ongoing effort to combat game exploits and malicious hacks, we are utilizing a hack detector called Nexon Guard, along with HackShield, to provide another layer of game security in MapleStory.

Nexon Guard will appear as the program "Black Cipher.aes" in the task manager. Players should not attempt to "End Process" this program. Doing so will not improve in-game performance, but will instead make you vulnerable to server disconnects and may cause your account to be flagged for File Modification.

Every gaming community has its share of cheaters, but we can put a stop to them with your support. Nexon Guard is a powerful tool that helps us keep an eye on emerging hacks and root out existing exploits to make sure your experience is as fair (and fun!) as possible.

Thanks to all of you for helping to create a safer gaming environment!

- Maple Team -

And many lulz were had, considering what I've read about Black Cipher in Combat Arms.
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#18
Nexon Wrote:http://maplestory.nexon.net/News/News.as...ageIndex=1

Dear Maplers,

In our ongoing effort to combat game exploits and malicious hacks, we are utilizing a hack detector called Nexon Guard, along with HackShield, to provide another layer of game security in MapleStory.


Nexon Guard will appear as the program 'Black Cipher.aes' in the task manager. Players should not attempt to 'End Process' this program. Doing so will not improve in-game performance, but will instead make you vulnerable to server disconnects and may cause your account to be flagged for File Modification.

Every gaming community has its share of cheaters, but we can put a stop to them with your support. Nexon Guard is a powerful tool that helps us keep an eye on emerging hacks and root out existing exploits to make sure your experience is as fair (and fun!) as possible.

Thanks to all of you for helping to create a safer gaming environment!

- Maple Team -

Haha, this will be interesting, thats for sure.
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#19
I feel as if this will become like, a Pando Media Booster. Take up space, nobody knows.
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#20
When i get on, i'm just going to disable it..

Like a bawss.
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