Have you ever been hacked?
>>54979037
Why yes, I once left my facebook logged on in Apple store and they left message on my timeline.
Have you ever been a Cheeto puff
>>54979037
Yes
>>54979037
somebody took control of my computer as i was using it once. installed some fishy shit, freaked out and yanked the plug when it happened.
Somebody stole one of my old emails, don't understand why though
no, but once there was this hosting manager that told me he disabled my account because someone hacked me and ddossed something, so he forced me to change my password.
I was on a public network and had PostgreSQL running on my laptop for development.
Some random chinese IP logged in over SSH using postgres:postgres over SSH and started to send spam mails.
I noticed the CPU activity, killed the process and deleted Postgres.
I only run it in locally accessible containers now.
I did get an e-mail from the CERT team of the organisation, but I told them what I did to fix it and everything was fine.
Yeah the cheeky cunt took my abby whip and 10m cash.
Cheeto puffs
>>54979037
Yes, my Runescape acc back in like 2007.
That acc was so accomplished, I was so distraught I quit for good.
Yeah i left my server 2012 pc on and remote connections were enabled. Some assbag from russia took over my PC and is probably still hiding in my network, despite formatting and reinstalling.
I live everyday in fear
>>54979037
Not as far as i know.
Computer security was taught to us at like 6th grade (1997 or something).
Because most of these so-called "hackings" are just guessed passwords anyway.
I bet they teach this shit to 1st graders now or even lower since everyone is connected to something these days.
PS. F O E !!
A long time ago I reinstalled Windows 95 and forgot to install antivirus before connecting to the internet. It took about 1 minute and the box was infected. Microsoft quality.
>>54979037
WE'RE GETTING HACKED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8qgehH3kEQ
>>54979257
How do you know it was infected if you didn't have antivirus
>>54979201
Sounds like he did you a solid
>>54979286
Maybe so, but it doesn't matter in a time wasting sense because my brother got me into WoW at that point and I played until 2013 when I quit because my raid group disbanded.
I got to spend time with my bro though so it's good.
yes, by myself
>>54979264
More rage fuel please.
Yup
>cant login on my facebook
>account picture set to guy fawkes "anonymous" mask
>Finally manage to reset password, find out they got in my mail too
>obviously a mail I didn't use for any important purpose but I had some gfs nudes in there
>Start sending mails to myself to talk with the hackers
>tell them I don't have any credit card or steam account or anything, they can search all they want
>they send me a mail from an address that resembled my gf mail address but was Gmail instead of Hotmail
>delete it
>never heard of them again
Yeah I had Facebook in 2011
>>54979567
Kinda sucks that you don't take your gf's privacy seriously
Never. I don't even use different passwords. The passwords I do use are just strong, and I use 2FA when available.
>>54979037
Some guy from Vietnam SSH'd into my server and downloaded a few files. He forgot to clear the logs though so I got his IP address and ddosed him for weeks.
>>54979037
Only retards get hacked these days. The kind of retards that click on ads and download shady executables like "pccleanerpro.exe" or "batteryboost2016.exe"
>>54979037
No. And I haven't ever gotten a virus since I got my first own PC that nobody else used more than 8 years ago.
I don't know how people get hacked so much. Most hacking happens via phishing and you have to be a special kind of retard to fall for that.
>>54980751
What if you get remotely hacked by exploit tools like Metasploit? Commonsense 2016 just isn't enough these days.
There is a bunch of videos online by Defcon over the exact subject.
I start to wonder if people actually take account in tools like this when they make patches and never versions of O.S. systems.
>>54979225
> hacking == guessing passwords
Rigghhhtt
>>54979037
Had a friend whose email got hacked after he messed around deepweb sites. He had to get an Arabic translator/tech head to fix it.
By a bad hacker? Nah, not yet.
By a good one? Who knows?
I 'hacked' a dozen diablo2 accounts by phishing passwords in the battle.net chat about 12-3 years ago. Good times.
>>54979037
My GTA V account info was part of a very small leak a while back. Someone took the opportunity to change my name to something to the effect of "HomoFaggot" or something like that, and my description was changed to "I am a homosexual man that enjoys the company of other men in my rosebud".
Thankfully, it was an old, shitty password and email that I don't use for anything else anymore. Even so, it really makes you feel naked to have one of your passwords aired out to the world.
>>54979276
Popups
>>54979201
I feel your pain. When they killed off the wildy and everyone was quitting, some insanely rich player just gave me all of his shit for free. After a while, I stopped playing for a bit, and one day a friend of mine said "hey dude, I didn't know you were back on RS!" I wasn't. When I logged on, all of my shit was gone. Feels bad.
>>54981375
How does one get hacked during years of inactivity? Don't they see random password bruteforcing of random people off the bat?
>>54981410
Fucking beats me.
>Jagex
is probably your answer.
That said, I made that RS account when I was a dumb kid, and I used the same exact weak password on several other (sometimes shady) websites. Not really sure how it might have lead back to my RS account of all things, but oh well.
>>54980895
It's mostly being used by skiddies who don't know what they're doing. Professionals won't waste their time regular people
>>54981328
Yea, renting out your rosebud 'll do that for ya.
>>54981596
Either way, hacking is hacking and they leaked nudes off my phone to my last job. Got harassed and they still have the photos to repeat the process over again(currently not working).
>>54981676
>taking nudes of yourself
you deserve what you get, degenerate
>>54979168
top post m8, btw im trimming armor if ur keen
>>54980895
Just close/filter your ports and don't connect to public wifis. I'm pretty sure that covers it. If you're both using the same network then theres really nothing you can do to stopping a mitm
Once i've found random mailer daemon error messages in one of my email accounts about messages i have nevet sent. My password was a 5 char word, then i got a pw manager and changed all my shitty passwords.
>>54979037
My Twitter was hacked about two years ago and even though I changed password, they were still logged on my profile.
Turns out Twitter doesn't close other sessions when you have a password change.
For this reason, I decided to delete my Twitter account that day. It hasn't been this great loss.
>>54980895
How is anyone gonna hack you when like most people you are sat behind a NATed router that blocks incoming connections?
>>54981889
The person lives in the same household.
Been using an old Blackberry phone(with no service) to get through.
Even though my wifi and Bluetooth are almost always off, they managed to connect through network data within range of me since I can't run airplane mode 24/7.
I rarely use wifi.
>>54980751
>"batteryboost2016.exe"
Not to my knowledge. Someone got their hands on my credit card number a few months ago, though. Too bad for them I'm a poorfag with a 500$ limit. Only their small test purchases got through.
>>54979059
>Have you ever been a Cheeto puff
Briefly in the 80s but no body knew what pcp was yet
>>54979037
Google once told me my throwaway/junk gmail adress was accessed from tokyo so I probably have been. But no harm came out of it they didnt change anything.
Someone exploited a bug on my synology NAS to install a bit coin miner against a fucking ARM processor... Had to wipe it
Arbitrary code execution flaw in the synology control panel was the cause. The control panel is no longer Internet exposed anymore
>>54983337
why... why not use the thing as a VPN or a ddos zombie?
>>54979037
Even in /g/... FOE!!
>>54984667
paladin is dead! FOE
>>54984672
Oh no the healer is dead, FOE!
>>54984680
How can this be?
The party has been slain by FOE
>>54984667
>>54984672
>>54984680
>>54984700
Wasn't this a song/music video?
>>54981702
funny thing lad, I'm doublin money in Lumbridge
>>54979037
Yes
>>54984772
A new meme I guess
>>54984819
No, I remember a music video a few years ago. About the same time as the flash music video on newgrounds "ultimate orgy" came out.
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.en.html#Hacker
a long time ago a friend sent me a file called "the A team.exe" through msn messenger
he told me it was a new A Team game that i just have to see
it caused my screen to display upside down
When I was like 13 years old some guy I was killing in diablo 2 hacked me but all he did was make some windows pop up that said redrum over and over
>>54984932
there was a video, but the song was based on the etrian odyssey games
you would find enemies referred to as FOEs
>FOE is an acronym for Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in English, or Field On Enemy in Japan
they came to be known by fans as 'fucking overpowered enemies'
there's one on each floor if I remember correctly, and they can wipe you out if you aren't careful
unless you have serious network/system insight tools installed and configured then you won't know if you were hacked unless you lost something valuable. there could be curious hackers in your network/systems RIGHT NOW and you wouldn't know. it's not like there is a little 'SURPRISE! YOU GOT HACKED!' popup.
>>54984966
A few years ago I was watching some Area 51 gameplay videos and decided to get it for PC.
Watched he YouTube video of a guy downloading it and playing, leaving same link in his video in the description.
I pursued and donloaded something that made cmd flash. The game never played or opened.
Probably a root kit or something. Whoever it was probably watched me draw MLP porn for a week(MLP before the notorious reboot of the series).
>>54985011
I knew it. Thanks.
>>54979037
Yes, once I clicked on automatic updates in Windows and it locked down my computer for an hour to install dozens of malware programs. It was this common virus called Windows 10 thankfully I managed to salvage everything I had.
>>54979037
> download some shitty superhero game or screen saver or something for windows XP
> pc gets locked by a virus
> boots into a screen that says "LOCKED BY THE FBI! SEND 25$ TO THIS PAYPAL ACCOUNT:"
> I was smart enough to boot into safe mode and fix it
>>54979037
>run internet clan long time ago
>use free internet host for my clan's website
>visit website one day
>hacked
>cant login to my account (changed password obv)
>shoot email to IT admin/staff
>get an irate response blaming me
>suggests that i did it myself
>lol wut
>doesnt reset my password or anything
>basically told me to go fuck myself
I still can't figure how they got my password. Maybe I got keylogged? Seems unlikely, but who knows.
Yup. Mostly old thowaway email accounts.
You guys who store naked photos, personal letters or confidential work stuff in the cloud are insane. You should know better
>>54981266
I got phished for my WoW account once. I sent my account name / password, but realized what had happened and quickly changed my password. I sent an email to the web host about it and the site was shut down shortly after.
>>54985063
probably you left ssh on port 22 and the password was root root
>>54979044
damn fuckin 4chin the famous hacker at it again
>>54979225
nope
>>54979217
Soon, tovarich , soon.
>>54986666
>6666
Stay away Satan from the fourth dimension.
>>54979037
yep.
Dirty russians stole my inactive steam account while I wasn't looking. Logged in one day after not playing anything in almost a year(password unchanged lolwut?) to 20 hours played CS:Source with a cyrillic nick name. Changed the password and got a steam message that roughly translated to "wtf I bought this account, fuck off".
Minutes later my e-mail started spamming garbage to my contacts and I started racing around to change my passwords on everything I could think of.
Few rushed minutes pass, receive "you're fucked asshole" steam message.
Account protection kicks in and notifies me that login access was blocked from within squatlandia.
No trouble since. Felt weird racing to change passwords like I was going to lose my shit if I didn't go fast enough while getting taunted.
Felt closer to hollywood hacker nonsense than I'd like to think possible.
Protip: Always set your e-mail password to something unique from everything else.
>>54979037
>>54986823
had shit email I forgot I signed up for real stuff with.
Tried to sign into steam, said wrong password, I said bullshit and kept trying.
Gave up and went to forgot password, and it gave me pajeets email.
Jokes on them, I had proofs of purchase.
recover my email and see about 14 different countries listed as logged in from.
changed everything and took back all my useless accounts.
This fucker even took a dead ebay account and changed the recovery phone number on ebay.
About 20 minutes on the phone with them and I had all the crap info scrubbed from my account.
Nothing besides my steam had rights to anything. Nothing had any money or purchasing abilities. I got back access to every account.
get shit on scrubs.
i lost a lot of data once and i don't know if it was because i got hacked or because if rm -rf by accident
also someone reactivated my facebook account that i had deactivated and not used for years. i use two passwords for most stuff. i mean you can't get into my emails using those passwords but u could get into my minecraft account
some faggot dos'd my css server back when I was a babby
>>54987306
You need to be 18 or over to be here.
>>54987331
i'm 25 and i've been coming here for much longer than u
>>54987346
I've been on here for 8 years.
Learn to speak proper English, and stop playing Minecraft, faggot.
>>54986823
>>54987254
>Not making every password for every site unique and 8 characters long
>Not making the passwords for sites that you've linked payment or other sensitive info to unique and 16 characters long
>Not using a password manager that requires your 64 character master password both every 14 days and every time you try to copy a password from it
>Not using two factor authentication on every website that offers it
>Not having a bank that alerts you literally instantly when a transaction goes through using your debit card
A Chinese IP logged into my steam account but Steam Guard blocked them. What do
>>54979384
Right a fucking blog about it ya bloody poofta
love from australia
>>54984772
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB_PVPyn6n8
Had someone from China try to log in to my battle.net account and Gmail. Didn't manage to though
>>54979257
I remember something similar. I think it was on 98 and maybe 2000 where an unpatched system would shutdown after a minute. Shit was anoying.
Had my steam account hacked twice within a few weeks. Both times with 10 character password, capitals and numbers.
Was also fucking around with SSH a while ago and within a few minutes I had a few login attempts from the Netherlands and Vodkaland.
>>54979037
>>54979037
No, but it's a very real anxiety of mine.
I sometimes have dreams of being at my terminal, and panicking when I got my shit owned, and my private data dumped onto the internet.
>>54991774
>Was also fucking around with SSH a while ago and within a few minutes I had a few login attempts from the Netherlands and Vodkaland
that is quiet normal. an open ssh port will be permanently violated by brute force. better get fail2ban and login via authkey
>>54994570
How do they find the ports so fast though?
>>54979037
Had a chick sign into my wifi once, had a RAT on her computer, the anon got access to my wifi and started rooting through my network, they got access to my unsecured info, my time schedule ect. Showed up in a couple places that I went everyday and pulled a little social engineering. He found I was a pretty cool guy, and helped me find that bitch was trying to get with dudes behind my back. Thanks Anon
>>54987502
>8 characters long
>>54995861
Literally they are always scanning for them
>>54995861
https://www.shodan.io/search?query=ssh
>>54997354
That's nice, but "a few minutes"?
>>54997389
I highly doubt those were exposed only for a few minutes
>>54994570
I did sort out certificates and changed the standard port almost straight away. I just turned it on quickly to see if it worked at all. I already had fail2ban in place luckily.
>>54979037
i do believe i am currently hacked
>>54979037
yes i have once went on IRC while being logged as root
i was about 14?15? back then
>>54979061
How the fuck did they get physical access to your machine?
>>54981596
>It's mostly being used by skiddies who don't know what they're doing. Professionals won't waste their time
You do realize that you can write your custom exploits as metasploit modules right? Professionals use metasploit because it doesn't fucking matter if you attack a network service with a fucking C program or with metasploit, and no sane professional is going to waste their time manually building a fucking packet in C to attack a service.
>>54979037
Once I left my Facebook logged in at my girlfriend's home. She readed my messages.
>>54987502
>8 characters
>not 200000 that you just copy paste from your uber secret text file
>>54997172
Sounds like it should have been made into a movie.
yeah after an exploit on a vunrable hosting service a bunch of passwords were leaked and I used the same email/pwd for my facebook
so guess what happened to both of those accounts!
>>54981410
>Don't they see random password bruteforcing of random people off the bat?
No. Jagex wasn't good with account security.
