@DOSmaster
I don’t know about your background. Are you public about your skills?
For example, I’m very open about my skills on my YouTube channel. (It’s a educational channel to help people secure their devices, and to fix or do things with tech.)
BTW, hacking a SP game shouldn’t be a problem in most places. As long as you paid for it, and are just keeping all that to yourself.
Check out the wireshark and what it did back in the day.
@0x56f
[quote=0x56f ]Maybe it’s not the “only” thing they want to do, what makes you so sure it is[/quote]
Then they can ask about other things. Even asking how they can make their FB account more secure if 100% fine. But these questions have gotten so bad on my YT channel that I have any new comment with FaceBook (the word) on an automatic need to approve list.
@MrCyph3r
Thanks.
I think FB has to be the worst thing that has happen to the hacking community. While it’s made a lot of our jobs a lot easier in getting info. It makes me sick to think people thinks it is cool to hack into FB.
what happened to the days when people hacked or wanted to hack into governments, major companies, and banks? Obviously people weren’t so stupid to do it. But there was a drive to do much more than dealing with trust issues or making a fool out of someone on FB.