Friendly hacker or "good" luck?
Hanma l
Inde
Fril, I could slap you. Hashing is a form of encryption. To address your specific question though, vBulletin uses a non-standard encryption method. Consisting of taking the md5 hash of the password, concatenating a salt string and taking a second md5 hash.
Rexion
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here's what happened.
you got drunk and thought it would be fun to sell a bunch of stuff and make some money while drunk. you sold all your stuff and made some money while drunk you sobered up, forgot the whole thing, and logged on you QQed and made a thread on guru because we all care very much. |
Kind of a win/lose situation. Win lots of money, lose all your armor-weapons-mats. Horrible prank in my opinion. Hope everything works out.
hurdlebeast
sorry @ Inde and the rest of guru tech staff. didn't mean to bash your security, just trying to figure out how this happened.
yes, i'm an idiot and had my email and password the same on guild wars login and in my paypal login. so the hacker got to my bank accounts too. purchased a license from jelsoft (makers of vbulletin software) but has not used it yet, once he does they can hopefully track it back and legally declare it identity theft, thus getting the fbi involved.
didn't mean to question anyone's hard work and dedication, just anxious to get this guy.
yes, i'm an idiot and had my email and password the same on guild wars login and in my paypal login. so the hacker got to my bank accounts too. purchased a license from jelsoft (makers of vbulletin software) but has not used it yet, once he does they can hopefully track it back and legally declare it identity theft, thus getting the fbi involved.
didn't mean to question anyone's hard work and dedication, just anxious to get this guy.
Savio
There isn't anything else this forum can help you with regarding this problem, so closed.