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Title: tigerfree Post by: tigerfreeff on July 11, 2016, 03:19:29 PM tigerfree account is hacked dont deal with him
Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: Quickseller on July 11, 2016, 04:50:59 PM tigerfree account is hacked dont deal with him don't post any kind of signed message to prove this, or anything like thatTitle: Re: tigerfree Post by: Joel_Jantsen on July 11, 2016, 05:44:44 PM tigerfree account is hacked dont deal with him don't post any kind of signed message to prove this, or anything like thatTitle: Re: tigerfree Post by: Lutpin on July 11, 2016, 05:51:54 PM I don't know how he is hacking those accounts, as far as I know he is an bubble headed idiot who can barely write code and he just appears dumb as shit in general. He's most probably using the password hashes that leaked some time ago.They were all almost certainly hacked using the password hashes that were leaked a year ago -- these users never changed their password since then, and were probably using fairly simple passwords. Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: FruitsBasket on July 11, 2016, 08:36:56 PM I had posted proof that the account was hacked before anyone else knew it.
I posted it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1546440.msg15547183#msg15547183 Now it is removed by someone, I don't know who removed it and why. It wasn't a self moderated thread, also I didn't get any notification that it was removed. I spent like an hour researching this asshole hacker and the all my effort gets deleted, why? Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: xetsr on July 11, 2016, 09:08:20 PM hi, my account go hacked and i got it back can you remove the feedback . thanks LOL. Does that even work with others? Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: minifrij on July 11, 2016, 09:28:29 PM I don't know how he is hacking those accounts,as far as I know he is an bubble headed idiot who can barely write code and he just appears dumb as shit in general. He is most likely taking advantage of those with poor security (through either phishing or using older password hashes as Lutpin suggested). As long as you use good security practices I expect you have very little to worry about.I had posted proof that the account was hacked before anyone else knew it. Does the thread its-self still exist in a viewable format? AFAIK if a thread is deleted with all of it's posts no warning is given.I posted it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1546440.msg15547183#msg15547183 Now it is removed by someone, I don't know who removed it and why. It wasn't a self moderated thread, also I didn't get any notification that it was removed. I spent like an hour researching this asshole hacker and the all my effort gets deleted, why? Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: theymos on July 11, 2016, 10:21:42 PM He is most likely taking advantage of those with poor security (through either phishing or using older password hashes as Lutpin suggested). As long as you use good security practices I expect you have very little to worry about. Yes, he's going through the leaked password hashes from a year ago and trying maybe a few 100k simple passwords per hash. If you changed your password since May 2015, then nobody's going to get your password in this way. (I emailed everyone about the need to change passwords at the time...) Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: xetsr on July 11, 2016, 10:27:50 PM Yes, he's going through the leaked password hashes from a year ago and trying maybe a few 100k simple passwords per hash. If you changed your password since May 2015, then nobody's going to get your password in this way. (I emailed everyone about the need to change passwords at the time...) I figured he was just phishing members and bullshiting about cracking passwords. Guess I give other scammers to much credit and they're not so clever after all since it's been over a year and nobody else bothered trying (or just failed) at cracking these accounts. Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: LeChuckDE on July 12, 2016, 07:15:56 PM Yes, he's going through the leaked password hashes from a year ago and trying maybe a few 100k simple passwords per hash. If you changed your password since May 2015, then nobody's going to get your password in this way. (I emailed everyone about the need to change passwords at the time...) I figured he was just phishing members and bullshiting about cracking passwords. Guess I give other scammers to much credit and they're not so clever after all since it's been over a year and nobody else bothered trying (or just failed) at cracking these accounts. there is indeed a exploid for this version of smf ... will not post it public... think is it still active send the exploid to forum admin now Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: lottery248 on July 13, 2016, 11:26:55 AM please provide information about your hacking matter, or please do not spread misleading FUD. :(
Title: Re: tigerfree Post by: LeChuckDE on July 13, 2016, 11:46:19 AM please provide information about your hacking matter, or please do not spread misleading FUD. :( nope everything is discussed with boardadmin will not post links or any other information. this exploid was allready closed on this site ! |