Diablo 3 hacked accounts - PC gaming at its best

Put in a ticket. Get everything restored. Problem solved.

Buy an authenticator. Problem solved permenantly.

Also there will be no RMAH scams. It requires an authenticator to use.

ChubbyGuy40

That's what I did. Lost all my gear, gave them an email and within two days they role backed my account. Authenticator eliminates that issue.

[QUOTE="Animal-Mother"]

[QUOTE="ZombieKiller7"]

Diablo 3 isn't worth anybody's time to play, even if they don't get hacked.

Don't support online DRM.

Don't support Activision (they own Blizzard)

This company is anti-gamer, anti-consumer.

You shouldn't be giving them money in the first place.

And the review scored 8.5 so it's not that great to begin with.

Wait for Torchlight 2 and support the real Diablo devs.

ZombieKiller7

So then they are Activision.

8.5 for a game 10 years in development?

That's a bigger flop than GT5.

That's because the game is a big giant cash cow now. It was just made as another revenue stream for Blizzard. Not an attempt at a real successor to Diablo II.

That's because the game is a big giant cash cow now. It was just made as another revenue stream for Blizzard. Not an attempt at a real successor to Diablo II.

menes777

That makes no sense btw.

oh, another loosingends thread.........

DIDNT READ LOL.

Can't. No smart phone.DragonfireXZ95

Buy an actual authenticator or you can download one of those Android SDKs for PC and load it on there. Will work the same way.

How is account hacking a PC specific problem?

Accounts aren't hacked, people use that term loosely. All account thefts happens through key loggers, spoofing or false emails requesting info and of course, by those who buy gold. I don't want to say everyone's case is like this but really everyone who gets hacked is due to their fault whether they know it or not, if it weren't the case blizzard would have had a much much larger problem on their hands.

Seriously, by all means people, if someone logs in from Incheon, South Korea directly after someone logged out from Indianapolis, Minnesota, it should have set off red flags all over the freaking place. Any idiot looking at the logs should at least have been able to verify this right? If it were a compromised case of "traditional means"....right?! }GD1551

They actually do this for WoW, not sure about diablo.

This is not true. Many Blizzard accounts are brute forced.

It is a known fact that Blizzard accounts don't lock you out(say 15 minutes or anything) after a certain number of tries and the passwords aren't case sensitive on top of it.

It has nothing to do with keyloggers, spoofing or false emails.

Did that guy just say Indianapolis was in Minnesota?

This is not true. Many Blizzard accounts are brute forced.

It is a known fact that Blizzard accounts don't lock you out(say 15 minutes or anything) after a certain number of tries and the passwords aren't case sensitive on top of it.

It has nothing to do with keyloggers, spoofing or false emails.

Did that guy just say Indianapolis was in Minnesota?

DragonfireXZ95

How does one go about brute forcing a password without the login name?

[QUOTE="DragonfireXZ95"]

This is not true. Many Blizzard accounts are brute forced.

It is a known fact that Blizzard accounts don't lock you out(say 15 minutes or anything) after a certain number of tries and the passwords aren't case sensitive on top of it.

It has nothing to do with keyloggers, spoofing or false emails.

Did that guy just say Indianapolis was in Minnesota?

GD1551

How does one go about brute forcing a password without the login name?

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D4W1L4H

Torchlight 2>

If someone wants the worst gaming experince of his life, including loosing 200 hours charatcers and his games getting hacked, PC is the king

http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Diablo-3-Account-Hacked-You-Need-Warrant-Find-Out-How-43497.html

"I'm sure a lot of White Knights will jump to the defense of Blizzard "There are millions of people out there with problems, customer support must be overwhelmed!" True that, but Blizzard was the one who decided to make the game always-on and decided to introduce the RMAH. If they didn't foresee this kind of madness then they were unquestionably blinded by greed.

This isn't a Blizzard bashing post, it's a eye-opener post. This is a warning to any and every future victim of RMAH scams, hacking, account misappropriation and infiltration. Hackers will not subside; dupers will not quit; exploiters will not rest. You are now responsible for your own account and real-life financial safety playing Diablo III because as shown above, the Blizzard support staff is in disarray and running on PR fumes. Their main goal now is to protect the company's resources at all costs."

God forbid if i ever played a game like Diablo 3, i dont want to waste my time for getting the worst possible outcome gaming could offer, hunderds of hours lost due to hackers and Blizzard incopetence

loosingENDS

I know, the only thing worse would be, I don't know, Sony PSN going down so no one could use ANY online features for more than a whole month, but until something like that happens, I guess you're right :P

[QUOTE="GD1551"]

Accounts aren't hacked, people use that term loosely. All account thefts happens through key loggers, spoofing or false emails requesting info and of course, by those who buy gold. I don't want to say everyone's case is like this but really everyone who gets hacked is due to their fault whether they know it or not, if it weren't the case blizzard would have had a much much larger problem on their hands.

Seriously, by all means people, if someone logs in from Incheon, South Korea directly after someone logged out from Indianapolis, Minnesota, it should have set off red flags all over the freaking place. Any idiot looking at the logs should at least have been able to verify this right? If it were a compromised case of "traditional means"....right?! }DragonfireXZ95

They actually do this for WoW, not sure about diablo.

This is not true. Many Blizzard accounts are brute forced.

It is a known fact that Blizzard accounts don't lock you out(say 15 minutes or anything) after a certain number of tries and the passwords aren't case sensitive on top of it.

It has nothing to do with keyloggers, spoofing or false emails.

Did that guy just say Indianapolis was in Minnesota?

I heard the people getting hacked are the ones with the authenticator. The authenticator is what got hacked.

[QUOTE="OB-47"]

lolDiablo

Another victory for Torchlight 2!

NaveedLife

Yeah torchilght 2 probably won't have any hackers! :roll:

it's a singleplayer game, so who cares if you hack :roll:

Another horrible thread by LOOSINGENDS, nothign new here people.

He must have forgot about the many people that have had there xboxlive or psn accounts hacked and money spend on there credit cards.

God forbid if i ever played a game like Diablo 3, i dont want to waste my time for getting the worst possible outcome gaming could offer, hunderds of hours lost due to hackers and Blizzard incopetence loosingENDS

STOP SPAMMING THE SUBMIT BUTTON.princeofshapeir

[QUOTE="princeofshapeir"]STOP SPAMMING THE SUBMIT BUTTON.Spellingiscool

Funny thing is Loosy was hyping the invisible x360 version of Diablo III a few months ago. :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

[QUOTE="EZs"]

Pardon my lack of knowledge, but what is a "RMAH"?

nitekids2004

Real Money Auction House.

You can use real $$$ to buy gold, equipments, etc.

Gold Farmers/Botters/Hackers/Exploiters must be salivating at the fact that they can now "easily" earn $$$ on their shady work.

Its probably the most horrible idea of Blizz that I know of to date.

Activision really killed Blizz.

[QUOTE="menes777"]

That's because the game is a big giant cash cow now. It was just made as another revenue stream for Blizzard. Not an attempt at a real successor to Diablo II.

GD1551

That makes no sense btw.

Yeah because all opinions you don't agree with don't make sense right? I guess you haven't heard about the RMAH. It's the Diablo 3 equivalent of the $15 monthly WoW fee. Of course the model is a little different, but the outcome is the same, it's a constant revenue stream that Blizzard will be using to rake in the dough. You enjoy playing the game? Fine, whatever no one is denying that it's fun, but you can't deny that their business model is in having a product that will constantly bring in the revenue even when box copies (or DL) are not being sold. Is it wrong? No it's just business, but still can't make it out like Blizzard was really trying for a great sequel here.

Funny thing is Loosy was hyping the invisible x360 version ofDiablo III a few months ago. :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

[QUOTE="GD1551"]

[QUOTE="menes777"]

That's because the game is a big giant cash cow now. It was just made as another revenue stream for Blizzard. Not an attempt at a real successor to Diablo II.

menes777

That makes no sense btw.

Yeah because all opinions you don't agree with don't make sense right? I guess you haven't heard about the RMAH. It's the Diablo 3 equivalent of the $15 monthly WoW fee. Of course the model is a little different, but the outcome is the same, it's a constant revenue stream that Blizzard will be using to rake in the dough. You enjoy playing the game? Fine, whatever no one is denying that it's fun, but you can't deny that their business model is in having a product that will constantly bring in the revenue even when box copies (or DL) are not being sold. Is it wrong? No it's just business, but still can't make it out like Blizzard was really trying for a great sequel here.

I said that because diablo 3 costs way more to run because of the way it was designed.

You do know hack accounts happen on other platforms too right? Wether it be PC, PSN or XBL, people get their accounts stolen.

In fact it is a growing incident on XBL as more and more Gold members are reporting their accounts being hacked and stolen, and most of these are not due to naive people falling for dumb phishing scams either, they are legitemently getting their accounts hacked into.

Xbox News: MS offers security tips amidst the alarming growing rate of Xbox Live hacks...

The Growing Xbox LiveHacking Problem Is Worse Than Microsoft Realises-Kotaku

Even offical Xbox sites are acknowldeging the situation.

More Cases of Xbox Live Hacking Emerge This Week - Xbox 360 Acievements...

I'm only saying this to prove a point, not trying to scare 360 owners or anything. Just remember to be safe and change your passwords every now and again. But LoosENDS (and plenty of other Lems) are wrong to believe that their platform is somehow invincible or something.

STOP SPAMMING THE SUBMIT BUTTON.princeofshapeir

calm down

STOP SPAMMING THE SUBMIT BUTTON.princeofshapeir

calm down

Hacks accounts is nothing new for any gaming system or game... but I do find diablo 3 to have lots of problems.