lol @ you ...spoiled completely the game.
really? how? why?
imo who done this have nothing to win just prove his skills....this is a private server Sam can delete anything he wish
better now then later !
Keep up the **** Sam, show them who you are.
Malicious security breach...
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lol @ you ...spoiled completely the game.
really? how? why?
imo who done this have nothing to win just prove his skills....this is a private server Sam can delete anything he wish
better now then later !
Keep up the **** Sam, show them who you are.
I hear Korean Mir II is worried that they will loose their entire player base to this server.
Or it was Russia.. lets not rule them out. Maybe Putin heard the lands of mir was ungoverned, and needed a ruler, so hes hacked it & attempted to turn it into a communist state for Oma's to thrive.
Or it was Russia.. lets not rule them out. Maybe Putin heard the lands of mir was ungoverned, and needed a ruler, so hes hacked it & attempted to turn it into a communist state for Oma's to thrive.
If you were to use the same password for your email & mir account... Sir you are a monkey. NEVER cross use passwords for sensitive access data & a game, even worse a private server.
I have used the same password and email for a couple of other unimportant websites (like this one) and if the email address and passwords have been taken together I will change them.
I would never use the password from something important on a forum or any game for that matter.
My question remains - do the hackers have both email address and password.
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How is this helpful in answering my question?
Like you I can read what Sam posted yesterday - no doubt by now the situation will be clearer?
I could guess that this information is stored together but confirmation that this is the case would be useful.
It's pretty standard for a database leak to have ID, Password, Email Address & DoB fields all in one location.
So yes, if you've used the same password elsewhere you'll be wanting to change them & make note in future that even gigantic corporations have experienced these sorts of database losses/thefts & are under constant attack, so you should always use different passwords for all services when possible.... and using the same password for a private server of any kind hosted by someone you don't know that has no legal or professional obligation to keep your information secure is right up there with eating yellow snow & pissing into the wind. (This is a global rule, nothing against Sam)
i use the same junk password for all the crap i don't really care about, even games and some websites..
for all the rest where money is and might be involved then no.. and the really important services have anyway the 2 way protection password method with password + sms on phone + additional token for bank so they can keep my password.. best shot they will get online on some private tracker site or something
for all the rest where money is and might be involved then no.. and the really important services have anyway the 2 way protection password method with password + sms on phone + additional token for bank so they can keep my password.. best shot they will get online on some private tracker site or something
It is most likely a inside job or a very bad choice of password.
If the database is hosted on the same server only local access should be permitted and the port should be closed.
If it's external then it should be set for only X IP to connect to it.
It's inevitable to happen when you have more than one person who access the server.
Dictatorship works with Mir
If the database is hosted on the same server only local access should be permitted and the port should be closed.
If it's external then it should be set for only X IP to connect to it.
It's inevitable to happen when you have more than one person who access the server.
Dictatorship works with Mir