I hope this puts the final nail to the coffin of dull-minded people going "ololol just get authenticathor you just can't get hacked wit it!!1"
Modern gaming apologist: I once tasted diarrhea so shit is fine.
"People who alter or destroy works of art and our cultural heritage for profit or as an excercise of power, are barbarians" - George Lucas 1988
Just read the news in two different vide games website in a row.
Looks like shit is serious.
Hmm thats ok. Maybe someone else knows. To add more info i got Windows 7 and use Word 2010 and it´s danish. Bold shows F not B, probably why it activates it. Is there another way to search words?
Edit: Sorry for spam, i just really like to find it before i log into wow and all.
I don't think anyone will mind the spam, this is a serious thing. I'm running my export again to see if
maybe there's another way to search. I'll post as soon as it's finished.
Edit: It saved it as a Notepad file as well as The Glitch(post below).
The Edit button, next to File has a dropdown menu that will allow for searching
maybe that's a way to get around the lack of Ctrl+F. Good luck!
Last edited by Sketchy; 2014-01-03 at 11:15 AM.
Mines saved it as a Notepad file, and I just clicked it to open then used the Ctrl+F command, Windows 7 here too, maybe your commands are set up different? I'm not sure how to find that out, or if there is another command for searching, sorry I couldn't be of more help ;/
I just found out. I did some googling and Ctrl+B is normally the command for bold text in english (or maybe other language) word, so i tought heck i try that and weirdly the "Find word" box came up (even tho B doesn´t stand for anything as to the word "Find" in danish :P).
So for everyone using a Danish version of word or maybe another language, use/try Ctrl+B instead.
Sorry for the uphold. I was clean. I hope it hasn´t effected to many people!
Edit: Also thanks det, i didn´t know that! Sorry not much computer genuis here ^^
Last edited by mmoc5829d1e13c; 2014-01-03 at 11:18 AM.
Someone hacked blizzard and put this in their las test update me thinks.
Just did a check myself I am pretty okay (Thanks to The Glitch for that easy step by step guide). I have never had my account hacked since being with WoW back in 2005.
Unfortunately I cant say the same for companies like Paypal or EE where I have been the victim of fraud.
I really cant handle any more of this hacker malarkey. There is so much fraud going on out there right now its worse than its ever been and I know, with trojans, companies have tried to block them but whatever good thing they come up with hackers just work around it. There is absolutely no way of stopping it because there is always a fault that can be exploited and it makes my online experience very uncomfortable and unsafe.
Nearly everyone I speak to now had been a victim of hacking or fraud through online means no matter how much anti-virus software you have. Which is why its always nice for people to make you aware so you have that warning and chance to get rid of it.
Last edited by Orby; 2014-01-03 at 11:41 AM.
I love Warcraft, I dislike WoW
Unsubbed since January 2021, now a Warcraft fan from a distance
Not when they use a program that automates stealing the details and logging in, no longer needs a "man" in the middle, it just uses a computer.
I am confident to say they use a computer to log in those accounts and bots to keep em logged in so they can use the account when they want to.
Thanks Glitch, very cool if you giving us a step by step. just did mine and couldn't find disker or disker64, so guess mines safe.
#boycottchina
Some reading up suggests that the trojan in this case needs the user to manually run it first.
So it is likely masquerading as something else.
I would treat any emails regarding beta access/patches with suspicion.
The hearthstone beta email will contain a key, which you can then enter on the battle.net website.
Either manually log into it, by entering the address - battle.net / eu.battle.net or via the battle.net launcher if you are using that.
Unlike as stated in a recent email that one other poster reported, there is no need to remove your authenticator.
I suspect that curse is not the source in this case, as it has been wrongly accused in the past.