Brain
12-01-2004, 14:40
14:30 german time
I've been tinkering with the Teamspeak query script when this guy with AOL IP address entered the server. He didn't say anything nor did he react on what i said.
He left two times and returned as registered user with the name "moondog" (anonymous players can register). I looked him up in the control panel, however there was no moondog, but a new user "superadmin" registered at just about that time.
I guess he was trying to exploit an old flaw in the Teamspeak server or something. I've garbled the password for his "superadmin" account because i was afraid some bug in the server (2.0.19.40) would delete the real superadmin as well.
Is there reason to be concerned?
I've been tinkering with the Teamspeak query script when this guy with AOL IP address entered the server. He didn't say anything nor did he react on what i said.
He left two times and returned as registered user with the name "moondog" (anonymous players can register). I looked him up in the control panel, however there was no moondog, but a new user "superadmin" registered at just about that time.
I guess he was trying to exploit an old flaw in the Teamspeak server or something. I've garbled the password for his "superadmin" account because i was afraid some bug in the server (2.0.19.40) would delete the real superadmin as well.
Is there reason to be concerned?