Silly gaia admins :)

31 May. 2011 07:30pm

Good news: we’re adding some new account security measures to make it much tougher for ne’er-do-wells to bust into your account and rough up the joint.

First, changing the email address linked to your account will now send a message to the old address notifying it of the change. This will give you a heads-up in case someone is trying to hijack your account. This change has automatically gone into effect for all accounts.

Secondly, we’re providing an optional security measure for those of you who want to lock down your account even further. In your Account Settings panel, you’ll now see a checkbox for “IP Verification.” If you check this, we’ll send you an email with a) a link to turn the feature on, and b) an emergency link to turn it off. Neither link requires you to be logged into your account. Even if you’ve clicked the Account Settings checkbox, the feature will not be activated until you click the first link in your confirmation email.

Once you’ve turned on IP Verification, you’ll be sent a verification email whenever you try to log in from a new location. Until you click a link in the verification email, you won’t be able to log in from that new location. This means that some jerk across the country can’t get into your account without your say-so.

Warning: this feature is not ideal for everyone; if you change locations frequently, this feature may prove to be more annoying than helpful. However, if you generally log into Gaia from one place, it will make your account much, much more secure. We’ve made this option mandatory for staff accounts for quite some time, and it’s worked wonders for us.

Additional note: if you have IP Verification turned on and your account somehow gets hacked anyway, you’ll be given priority in our customer service queue. Just another benefit to consider!

With individual love to each and every one of you,
The Gaia Team
^^^ This probably won't stop us from getting into there account. Herp derp.

31 May. 2011 07:50pm

They're on to you.

**Kain** · 31 May. 2011 08:00pm

Herpaderp, "Lol guys, they're just adding IP verification, we can get through that, right?"

NOPE.

31 May. 2011 08:05pm

Hackers always know a way around shit just takes a little time to figure it out..

31 May. 2011 08:05pm

Originally Posted by Kain

Herpaderp, "Lol guys, they're just adding IP verification, we can get through that, right?"

NOPE.

Most of us have there Emaisl when we hack them i think we should be ok.

**kyo1234** · 31 May. 2011 08:06pm

We need to start learning to hack emails, that be more ideal

31 May. 2011 08:09pm

Originally Posted by kyo1234

We need to start learning to hack emails, that be more ideal

Thats mainly waht i just said >>

31 May. 2011 08:09pm

Hacking emails is probably more easier then hacking Gaia accounts.

**kyo1234** · 31 May. 2011 08:11pm

I didnt see your post as i was posting, chill lol

---------- Post added at 08:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:10 PM ----------

Originally Posted by The Scientist

Hacking emails is probably more easier then hacking Gaia accounts.

well than learn us it

31 May. 2011 08:15pm

Originally Posted by kyo1234

I didnt see your post as i was posting, chill lol

---------- Post added at 08:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:10 PM ----------

What?.. I don't hack i really don't see the point in it..
well than learn us it

I don't really see the point in hacking people..

31 May. 2011 08:15pm

If you keylog you can get the email just as easy as the gaia account.

31 May. 2011 08:19pm

Originally Posted by Carvis

If you keylog you can get the email just as easy as the gaia account.

I hate people who try to keylog my computer but i don't go on Gaia so it's cool

**granturismo** · 31 May. 2011 08:20pm

I agree its better to get the email or emails if they have two of them and then just change the passes on those accounts through email or some people call it snailmail...

31 May. 2011 08:24pm

Originally Posted by granturismo

I agree its better to get the email or emails if they have two of them and then just change the passes on those accounts through email or some people call it snailmail...

I wish i remembered my Gaia username because i had a lot of gold and a lot of rich items. /:

**C0FFINCASE** · 31 May. 2011 08:28pm

Ugh, God do you guys ever stop?
Snail mail? Really? You do know that refers to actual mail? As in the postal service not email, right? No you couldn't, if your grammar is an indication.

31 May. 2011 08:28pm

Its also not hard to hack the keyloggers email also, if you know how. As long as its not crypted or w/e you can get there email and pass.

**Kain** · 31 May. 2011 08:41pm

Oh my god there is so much fail in this thread.
Holy shit.

**BooBearSH** · 31 May. 2011 08:49pm

Don't give a shit. I'll log in with a proxy, do what I need, and who cares...

**Kain** · 31 May. 2011 09:05pm

Originally Posted by BooBearSH

Don't give a shit. I'll log in with a proxy, do what I need, and who cares...

Implying you can find a proxy that matches your victims IP.

31 May. 2011 09:34pm

Originally Posted by Kain

Implying you can find a proxy that matches your victims IP.

that would be hard......

**BooBearSH** · 31 May. 2011 11:43pm

Originally Posted by Kain

Implying you can find a proxy that matches your victims IP.

99% of the time, I don't fuck with active people, so doesn't matter...

**kyo1234** · 01 Jun. 2011 01:08am

Originally Posted by BooBearSH

99% of the time, I don't fuck with active people, so doesn't matter...

teach me your secrets

**BooBearSH** · 01 Jun. 2011 01:14am

Originally Posted by kyo1234

teach me your secrets

Pull down your pants, bend over, we'll start from there bitch.

**UrbanShyt Clothing Co** · 01 Jun. 2011 01:18am

If there was a such thing as a IP Faker =) *SARCASM*

**Omlett** · 01 Jun. 2011 03:36am

them having to email them does nothing, considering i get the email anyways

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