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Manx Ome	Posted - 2011.07.05 15:54:00 - [1] I decided to give Age of conan another try, i have 10 x 80 levels and few with very expensive bori sets. To my suprise when i login all my gear, money etc.. is gone. GM said that the ip that visited my account was from China. Damn bastards! DAMN YOU CHINESE!!!! Anyone else have had similar experiences, and yes it must have been a keylogger from a dirty **** site... I will never watch pron again...
Telvani Crouching Woman Hidden Cucumber	Posted - 2011.07.05 16:04:00 - [2] You are just jealous because they have ship spinning.
Renan Ruivo Hipernova Vera Cruz Alliance	Posted - 2011.07.05 16:04:00 - [3] Originally by: Manx Ome I decided to give Age of conan another try, i have 10 x 80 levels and few with very expensive bori sets. To my suprise when i login all my gear, money etc.. is gone. GM said that the ip that visited my account was from China. Damn bastards! DAMN YOU CHINESE!!!! Anyone else have had similar experiences, and yes it must have been a keylogger from a dirty ** site... I will never watch pron again... The IP being from China doesn't automatically means that the perpetrator was chinese. The account of one of my friends, who is a director at my corp, recently had his account violated and stripped of all its ISK, ships, itens and his main toon was biomassed. CCP also showed in his case an anomalous IP originating from the USA, even though both of us live in Brazil. It was revealed later that another guy from our corp, one of the old directors who "left" acessed his account through a USA proxy from Rio de Janeiro. He managed to acquire his password because all the directors shared passwords between them, and this director who was hacked didn't changed it. So both the victim and the criminal lived on the same country. Cool story, bro. ____________ Originally by:** CCP Guard Nobody gets to ruin EVE but us!
Val'Dore Word Bearers of Chaos Word of Chaos Undivided	Posted - 2011.07.05 16:10:00 - [4] If you share your password, you will only ever get what you deserve. ~No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it too seriously.~ Tiericide

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Renan Ruivo Hipernova Vera Cruz Alliance	Posted - 2011.07.05 16:13:00 - [6] Originally by: Telvani You are just jealous because they have ship spinning. They don't have ship spinningÖ, but they have boob bouncing. ____________ Originally by: CCP Guard Nobody gets to ruin EVE but us!
Blacksquirrel	Posted - 2011.07.05 17:02:00 - [7] Quote: How much time is needed to crack a password by brute-force? If the password cannot be guessed and is not found in a dictionary, the cracker has to try a brute-force attack. When brute-forcing, the time to crack the password depends on the amount of possible passwords that the cracker has to try. The amount of possible passwords increases with password length and with increasing diversity of characters being used (complexity). LetÆs take the scenario of a cracker trying 15 million passwords per second. This is currently the maximum speed being claimed by password cracker vendors. You need a pretty fast computer to achieve this. The following table shows the computed time to crack a password with 15 million tries per second. Notice the incredible increase in time to try all possible combinations when password length and complexity increase. length: 4, complexity: a-z==> less than 1 second length: 4, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 4.8 seconds length: 5, complexity: a-zA-Z==> 25 seconds length: 6, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9==> 1 hour length: 6, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 11 hours length: 7, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 6 weeks length: 8, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9==> 5 months length: 8, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 10 years length: 9, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 1000 years length: 10, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9==> 1700 years length: 10, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 91800 years Yoink. Not my work of course. However there is a little caveat in win XP the way the hashing works depending upon the length will break the hashing apart making it slightly easier to run the numbers as it were.
Dray Caldari Euphoria Released HYDRA RELOADED	Posted - 2011.07.05 17:14:00 - [8] Originally by: Renan Ruivo Originally by: Manx Ome I decided to give Age of conan another try, i have 10 x 80 levels and few with very expensive bori sets. To my suprise when i login all my gear, money etc.. is gone. GM said that the ip that visited my account was from China. Damn bastards! DAMN YOU CHINESE!!!! Anyone else have had similar experiences, and yes it must have been a keylogger from a dirty **** site... I will never watch pron again... The IP being from China doesn't automatically means that the perpetrator was chinese. The account of one of my friends, who is a director at my corp, recently had his account violated and stripped of all its ISK, ships, itens and his main toon was biomassed. CCP also showed in his case an anomalous IP originating from the USA, even though both of us live in Brazil. It was revealed later that another guy from our corp, one of the old directors who "left" acessed his account through a USA proxy from Rio de Janeiro. He managed to acquire his password because all the directors shared passwords between them, and this director who was hacked didn't changed it. So both the victim and the criminal lived on the same country. Cool story, bro. Your story is way cooler, seriously WTF.
Nak hak	Posted - 2011.07.05 18:03:00 - [9] Graphics Processing Units(GPU) bring password cracking into a new era. Passwords can be brute-force crack with a GPU. Ref: Brute-Force Password Cracking With GPUs GPU password cracking made easy Password cracking, mining, and GPUs Best Regards. Nak hak, The Self-Righteous
Taedrin Gallente Zero Percent Tax Haven	Posted - 2011.07.05 20:51:00 - [10] Edited by: Taedrin on 05/07/2011 20:51:44 Originally by: Blacksquirrel Quote: How much time is needed to crack a password by brute-force? If the password cannot be guessed and is not found in a dictionary, the cracker has to try a brute-force attack. When brute-forcing, the time to crack the password depends on the amount of possible passwords that the cracker has to try. The amount of possible passwords increases with password length and with increasing diversity of characters being used (complexity). LetÆs take the scenario of a cracker trying 15 million passwords per second. This is currently the maximum speed being claimed by password cracker vendors. You need a pretty fast computer to achieve this. The following table shows the computed time to crack a password with 15 million tries per second. Notice the incredible increase in time to try all possible combinations when password length and complexity increase. length: 4, complexity: a-z==> less than 1 second length: 4, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 4.8 seconds length: 5, complexity: a-zA-Z==> 25 seconds length: 6, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9==> 1 hour length: 6, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 11 hours length: 7, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 6 weeks length: 8, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9==> 5 months length: 8, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 10 years length: 9, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 1000 years length: 10, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9==> 1700 years length: 10, complexity: a-zA-Z0-9 + symbols==> 91800 years Yoink. Not my work of course. However there is a little caveat in win XP the way the hashing works depending upon the length will break the hashing apart making it slightly easier to run the numbers as it were. That only applies if they are able to bypass authentication protocols. Also, CCP would probably notice if they received millions of log-in attempts per second coming from the same IP address. ---------- Originally by: Dr Fighter "how do you know when youve had a repro accident" Theres modules missing and morphite in your mineral pile.
Zagam	Posted - 2011.07.05 20:57:00 - [11] Originally by: Renan Ruivo Originally by: Telvani You are just jealous because they have ship spinning. They don't have ship spinningÖ, but they have boob bouncing. Boob bouncing > ship spinning. Sorry... no contest. ---------.oOo.---------- Chaos, Madness, and Destruction. My work here is done.
Alara IonStorm Caldari	Posted - 2011.07.05 21:54:00 - [12] Originally by: Taedrin CCP would probably notice if they received millions of log-in attempts per second coming from the same IP address. From: CCP Games Customer Service. We see you are having some trouble remembering the Password to this account. Would you like to create a new Password for the account. Type New Password Here ..................... -- EVE Online is commited to $$Excellence$$
Blacksquirrel	Posted - 2011.07.05 23:07:00 - [13] Still goes to show that if you have a dumb password it takes no time, and if you have a stronger one then it takes enough time to probably not be worth it for something like a gaming account. (Still takes weeks for one computer attempting that one password. On top of that you'll still be forking over a couple of grand to compute each and everyone or else the time doubles.) I suppose you could always add an RSA feature on top of that.

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