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02-16-2011, 06:30 AM
#1
-Bane-
Bane Does Work. Like Me.
Note: I like to keep my Game collection up-to-date Obviously.
I bought all Through steam. So message me for possible GameShare,
-BTW if your going to say you cant gameshare with Steam games... I know a way, and we will work something out.
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02-17-2011, 12:12 PM
#11
Booshykins
Tech Enthusiast
Originally posted by UP
Hacking would be sitting at a machine and forceing your way into something, stupid people going to a phishing site isn't getting hacked. It's not like they sit there and say ok we have user 123 and click a button and they have your account. People confuse getting "hacked" for their own mistakes.
They just don't want to admit their idiocy.
02-17-2011, 06:21 PM
#12
nAb_PwNeR
Banned
Originally posted by UP
Hacking would be sitting at a machine and forceing your way into something, stupid people going to a phishing site isn't getting hacked. It's not like they sit there and say ok we have user 123 and click a button and they have your account. People confuse getting "hacked" for their own mistakes.
if you obtain someone elses info/account by phishing then that person is stupid, either way its hijacking..there better word for you? Since you have to get deep into it
I was hacked...im not stupid to click on a link that I dont know or enter my info in a site before I know its the real one. I was in computer school and I know alot of ways ppl can easly obtain someone elses info
02-17-2011, 11:12 PM
#13
Oneup
Guest
Originally posted by xXNiSsAn
if you obtain someone elses info/account by phishing then that person is stupid, either way its hijacking..there better word for you? Since you have to get deep into it
I was hacked...im not stupid to click on a link that I dont know or enter my info in a site before I know its the real one. I was in computer school and I know alot of ways ppl can easly obtain someone elses info
I was hacked...im not stupid to click on a link that I dont know or enter my info in a site before I know its the real one. I was in computer school and I know alot of ways ppl can easly obtain someone elses info
That's not hacking, and I'm not getting deep into it, it's just people with little to no knowledge on the subject thinking that just because their information was compromised that they were mysteriously hacked.
In reality i would go as far to say that 99% of "hacks" are just from people who don't know how to step up their security, 4 letter password doesn't cut it. And neither does using the same login info for everything you do webside. Also I didn't say you were stupid, I am just saying dumb people in general tend to get their shit stolen that way
02-18-2011, 10:48 PM
#14
AKASNM
Gym leader
Originally posted by xXNiSsAn
if you obtain someone elses info/account by phishing then that person is stupid, either way its hijacking..there better word for you? Since you have to get deep into it
I was hacked...im not stupid to click on a link that I dont know or enter my info in a site before I know its the real one. I was in computer school and I know alot of ways ppl can easly obtain someone elses info
I was hacked...im not stupid to click on a link that I dont know or enter my info in a site before I know its the real one. I was in computer school and I know alot of ways ppl can easly obtain someone elses info
Hmm...Your words say yes, but your language says HERP DERP IM A LEET 16 AGE HAXOR.
:|
Also, OP, I don't see TF2.
Be ashamed.
02-19-2011, 03:54 PM
#16
Booshykins
Tech Enthusiast
Originally posted by xXNiSsAn
if you obtain someone elses info/account by phishing then that person is stupid, either way its hijacking..there better word for you? Since you have to get deep into it
I was hacked...im not stupid to click on a link that I dont know or enter my info in a site before I know its the real one. I was in computer school and I know alot of ways ppl can easly obtain someone elses info
I was hacked...im not stupid to click on a link that I dont know or enter my info in a site before I know its the real one. I was in computer school and I know alot of ways ppl can easly obtain someone elses info
You obviously were. Hacking is either a) psychological, or b) technological.
You either used a really short/easy to guess password (which someone either cracked or guessed), let some info slip that you shouldn't have (because let's face it, 80% of people's passwords have something to do with their life), or inadvertently downloaded some program/file you should not have. Because, you know, you're too smart to fall for anything.
It happens to everyone, and the only idiot is the person who doesn't want to admit that they goofed.
If you went to computer school, you should know that.
And I'm sure 99.9% of the legitimate hackers/programmers out in the world would agree with me.
Sad thing is a lot of people fall for techniques used by script kiddies. I myself can't hack, nor can I program (as of yet), but it's not as difficult as rocket science to realize how these things work.
02-19-2011, 06:52 PM
#17
nAb_PwNeR
Banned
Originally posted by Anarchotron
You obviously were. Hacking is either a) psychological, or b) technological.
You either used a really short/easy to guess password (which someone either cracked or guessed), let some info slip that you shouldn't have (because let's face it, 80% of people's passwords have something to do with their life), or inadvertently downloaded some program/file you should not have. Because, you know, you're too smart to fall for anything.
It happens to everyone, and the only idiot is the person who doesn't want to admit that they goofed.
If you went to computer school, you should know that.
And I'm sure 99.9% of the legitimate hackers/programmers out in the world would agree with me.
Sad thing is a lot of people fall for techniques used by script kiddies. I myself can't hack, nor can I program (as of yet), but it's not as difficult as rocket science to realize how these things work.
You either used a really short/easy to guess password (which someone either cracked or guessed), let some info slip that you shouldn't have (because let's face it, 80% of people's passwords have something to do with their life), or inadvertently downloaded some program/file you should not have. Because, you know, you're too smart to fall for anything.
It happens to everyone, and the only idiot is the person who doesn't want to admit that they goofed.
If you went to computer school, you should know that.
And I'm sure 99.9% of the legitimate hackers/programmers out in the world would agree with me.
Sad thing is a lot of people fall for techniques used by script kiddies. I myself can't hack, nor can I program (as of yet), but it's not as difficult as rocket science to realize how these things work.
idc anymore jesus...get off the subject
02-20-2011, 04:04 PM
#19
Booshykins
Tech Enthusiast
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