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My Fault for Being Hacked?

1.6k views · started by eduardmontes94 ·
#1
My Fault for Being Hacked?
So apparently after being hacked and stripped of my 8mil's worth, Gaia just decides to tell me it was from my machine.
And I thought they couldn't go any lower.
Anyone have the same thing happen to them?
#2
happens to everyone
#3
Man, I was just barely recovering from my unfair ban.
I doubt I'll ever recover.
#4
This just pisses me off:
People get banned, hacked, etc. and instantly blame the site. It was probably YOUR fault that your account was compromised.
#5
Drakonid wrote:
This just pisses me off:
People get banned, hacked, etc. and instantly blame the site. It was probably YOUR fault that your account was compromised.


What are you talking about?
How am I supposed to compromise my account. By going on towns, or by fishing.
Please explain it to me because I dont understand.
#6
What are you talking about?
How am I supposed to compromise my account. By going on towns, or by fishing.
Please explain it to me because I dont understand.


Somewhere you screwed up. Weak password, email, expired email, keylogger, etc. Somewhere it was on you.
#7
Well I am surprised how vulnerable I really was.
Oh well.
#8
Did you try any programs that could have been possibly keyloggers
#9
No, I didnt. I rarely log on Gaia.
I only go on Gaia, and LG.
That's about it.
#10
I got my other account banned, they said the exact same thing.
#11
denominax wrote:
I got my other account banned, they said the exact same thing.

Really? Woow
#12
No, I didnt. I rarely log on Gaia.
I only go on Gaia, and LG.
That's about it.


Possibility of a FLP, or simply your was password was really easy to guess.
#13
gessekai wrote:
Possibility of a FLP, or simply your was password was really easy to guess.


Not really bro. Trust me it was impossible.
#14
You say it was impossible, yet you were hacked. :-p
#15
:gonk: Double post.
#16
You say it was impossible, yet you were hacked. :-p


True. I thought it was pretty impossible.
#18
They said it was your machine?

So, like, they said you hacked yourself?
#19
GAMEchief wrote:
They said it was your machine?

So, like, they said you hacked yourself?
wat
#20
^that
#21
GAMEchief wrote:
They said it was your machine?

So, like, they said you hacked yourself?

Pretty much. They told me to ask "my friend" to give me my items back.
#22
Pretty much. They told me to ask "my friend" to give me my items back.


So they're pretty much saying
"Not our problem bro."
#23
is it really that easy to get banned? i've only gotten banned once, and it didn't even matter because it was my mule. (i was stupid and traded everything from a hacked account in one go) it makes me paranoid that my main might get banned for no reason.
#24
...Someone is butt hurt. :lol:
#25
one thing to describe Gaia atm... Gong down hill.

I had 3 of my old mules banned because I didn't log into them for a few years and because I have a new Geo-location they that account was compromised... yea still not able to access the accounts
#26
I wish I could say that's a new thing, really do. All you can do is make a new account, new email and build yourself again, or quit gaia. Ive had my fault I was hacked too it sucks, but if you haven't bought a shit ton of g-cash they couldn't care less.
#27
That's the only thing I can think of, besides a keylogger, but I dunno. But of course you know who did it right? From checking your trade history, and gift history.
#28
GAMEchief wrote:
They said it was your machine?

So, like, they said you hacked yourself?


More like the kid is ratted, and they used his connection as a proxy to log in to his account, this way it looks like he traded his shit away, and not some hacker.
#29
Reserved wrote:
More like the kid is ratted, and they used his connection as a proxy to log in to his account, this way it looks like he traded his shit away, and not some hacker.


If he tells us some of the programs he used for Gaia recently we can probably get a general idea if this is the case.