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All the major guilds, such as teh vending guild, teh hoarding guild etc.
Have released guild announcement saying a moderator has put an end to the hackings.
What BS, anyways, just thought I'd say this, in-case anyone wanted to take advantage of the situation.
The hackers were definatley there, quite a few of my friends lost accounts to it and are waiting to hear back from staff.
As for taking advantage of the situation , I absolutely did.
Items that had been bought up that were worth dirt , inflated from 30k to 130k , and actually selling at the inflated price. Today was a nice 600k day for me.
One day I will come back and stir the guild up again.
I once put a FMP there
lol
Lol nice. Did you get anything good?
Ontopic: I kinda doubt its as series as people are making it out to be... Shit happens, i didnt lose my account, and really.. what are the odds? 50,000 people are logged on and your just one of those people. dont think its gonna happen.
;P With what iv been planning, its just starting. The admins of gaia have no idea that the phishing that we've done has just been the start. I have some amazing programs in mind to get into the gaia servers and just simply report back to me, the entire database of passwords. Thus me having complete access to any user on gaia, ever. Thats if my idea rolls out smoothly. (Which nothing ever does >.> So it will probably take a while)
Also, keep in mind, im not releasing any information on it other than what i just said. Or, it will get fixed pretty fast.
Oh and, think of this ppl.
The reason gaia has so many exploits is because the system is so complex. The developers at gaia cant fix every exploit without you discovering it and leaking it to a community like LG. Or just over doing it and allowing them to notice you. If you keep it secure to yourself, you will rule quickly over gaia. Same goes with most sites like gaia.
It means they encrypt them so people cannot get to them, or see them. Say if you put out a FLP, they type in their password, you won't see it, even with a keylogger it will only say "*******".
Well, gaia THINKS they have the "hacking" down. But more exploits are being found every day. More people are learning how to do this stuff. There is absolutely NO WAY the can totally end the hacking. All the can do is supress the hacking. They can ban hackers more often. They can work harder. But there will always be those who slip the system.
