The so called hackers

[ozman]

The so called hackers these guys dont hack they use bruteforce password cracking
if you dont want yur ts hacked read the forum, make strong password lile this
(GHhrrf5--0=-ewfy) be smart

THESE PEOPLE ARNT HACKERS YOUR JUST LAZY ON YOUR SECURITY DONT BLAME ANYBODY BUT YOUR SELF

I AM TIRED OF MY SERVER GOT HACKED POSTS IN THE FORUM
WISE UP

2 YEARS NO HACKERS HMMMM WHATS THAT SAY?

[WolfStar76]

This has been covered ad nauseum. People who don't search the forums to see the other posts on this very topic won't see yours either (which is unfortunate).

However, I think it would be better place in offtopic? I know I recently did a rant there about people who refuse to use any kind of firewall (hard or soft). . .

[Hdmas]

Maybe little less caps lock would make that post more effective?

In fact, I like those "hacked!! HELP!!!" posts. There has to be something to laugh about ;>

[Reedy Boy]

In fact, I like those "hacked!! HELP!!!" posts. There has to be something to laugh about ;>

Here Here

I find they are rather funny with people getting irate at their own mistakes!

[Bastian]

Welcome to our tour through the official TeamSpeak forums. We are now leaving the general server support forum. Here on the left side, you can see our off-topic forum. This is the new home of the famous "The so called hackers" thread. We will stop here for a moment so you can write some posts.

(Moved)

[Reedy Boy]

Welcome to our tour through the official TeamSpeak forums. We are now leaving the general server support forum. Here on the left side, you can see our off-topic forum. This is the new home of the famous "The so called hackers" thread. We will stop here for a moment so you can write some posts.

(Moved)

Hahaha!

n1 Bastian

[TS_Reverse]

There are many password generators out there that can make uncrackable passwords but to bad all passwords are crackable- There is whats called dictionary brutin which yea would take proly a week to crack the password because i had a password almost 43 charaters something like this

a32n23laD_)43hfun32SpaCk32n3#$%$an2n2#nownean.xnas em@2

Some crazy thing, and it was cracked, the guy logged in under my name as well as showd me the passwrord to prove it- Teamspeak CI is what stoped him

[WolfStar76]

There are many password generators out there that can make uncrackable passwords but to bad all passwords are crackable

Contradict yourself much?

I mean, you're right, anything *can* be cracked given time and desire, but. . . wow.

[TS_Reverse]

but to bad all passwords are crackable

Notice i said but- and i ment people think their are uncrackable passwords I wrote that wrong my bad lol, but yes all passwords are crackable-

[Bastian]

Notice i said but- and i ment people think their are uncrackable passwords I wrote that wrong my bad lol, but yes all passwords are crackable-
You are right....although it might take years to crack them.

[TS_Reverse]

lol true it would take a good amount of time, make ur pass word like 700 characters lol that may taketill death lol

[Reedy Boy]

lol true it would take a good amount of time, make ur pass word like 700 characters lol that may taketill death lol

Lol

Only thing is, you can only have 80 characters by default for password :P (ie what default for hte table is set to)

[WolfStar76]

Lol

Only thing is, you can only have 80 characters by default for password :P (ie what default for hte table is set to)

"Only" 80 he says.

[Katana*GFR*]

Well "only" 80 would be good enough to let a homecomputer trying to crack it working 24/7 for about erm well.. 40 years? Well i guess by that time my TS server is already down..

[Peter]

The chances are higher that the sun blows up than that you succeed brute forcing 80 random bytes. This is due to the fact that there are
45624406176221952186411716057002913248932285072485 59930579192517899275167208677386505912811317371399 77864230957359440731068870472137543799825266131972 2214188251994674360264950082874192246603776 possible 80-byte sequences.

[Reedy Boy]

The chances are higher that the sun blows up than that you succeed brute forcing 80 random bytes. This is due to the fact that there are
45624406176221952186411716057002913248932285072485 59930579192517899275167208677386505912811317371399 77864230957359440731068870472137543799825266131972 2214188251994674360264950082874192246603776 possible 80-byte sequences.

I'll make a start then

xD

[Nappy]

And with that, I'd have to say... case closed.