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bump. if i could have change it i wouldnt be chasing up goa for a sub password reminder
Originally posted by Kicks
tell me Tohtori how would u defend yourself if u were and irc user who had inadvertantly d/led a nasty script that attatched itself to irc and used this access to get to your daoc subscription password.
Customer (Andrew CAMPBELL) 03/03/2003 07:07 PM
The EULA states that:
* When your Account is set up, you are allocated a password. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of said password and for all impairment, damages and losses (in particular, deleted characters) that may result from the disclosure of your password or from the use of your password by another person to access your Account.
As I am responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of my password I would like the ability to change it whenever I feel it is necessary. Otherwise I would like this to be changed as we cannot possibly be responsible for it if the password never expires.
Heres some links to some links and some quotes from some respectable websites on the issue:
http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/techresources/security/password.asp
-Your password should be changed every 45 days
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/2061780.stm
- Experts say that passwords used to log on to the internet and access confidential information such as bank details should be altered at least once a month, both at home and at work.
http://www.ja.net/CERT/Belgers/UNIX-password-security.html
- Let passwords expire, for example after three months for regular users, after a month for users with extra privileges. The timespan a password lives should not be chosen too small. What will still exist is the danger of users using series of passwords, like 'Secret1', 'Secret2',... making it easy for a hacker to, once he has obtained a password, guess the successor.
If for technical reasons subscription passwords cannot be changed, get someone working on it. THANKS!
Originally posted by -Nxs-
I work in the computer industry
Originally posted by old.Tohtori
What you do then to be an expert? And no, screwing the nuts and bolts in the back of a comp doesn't count...
I work in the computer industry and believe I've done all i can to secure my subs password.
Originally posted by old.Tohtori
You use it in a way that implicates that your experience in the computer industry provides you with some extra ability to protect your computer.
Teh Seel went technical.
Originally posted by -Nxs-
You really think id post in a public forum the details of my lan, firewall and antivirus apps.... ohh dear
Originally posted by Teh Krypt
Bump for sure.
Listen to your customers GoA.
Originally posted by Carlos Bananos
They couldn't do that, it goes against the unwritten 'MMORPG company Rules'.
Originally posted by Shike
bumpetibump
btw, is it hard to create a keylogger that only starts when you enter www.camelot-europe.com?, not really.
I talked to a friend of mine thats somewhat of a softwaregenius and asked how hard it would be to "gather" passwords and subpasswords with the circumstances GoA have provided for us, his first spontanious reaction was to laugh ^^ Firewall or no firewall, if a hacker want your password, he will get it if he is enough skilled, even if you dont have it written in a *.txt somewhere.