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Gaia "Cryptocard" on test2www server?

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#1
Gaia "Cryptocard" on test2www server?
Could this be what they're talking about? SafeNet Acquires Cryptocard| SafeNet

Just wondering. I have a friend who found out what it was and got access to it and cracked it and everything, but they wont tell me ANYTHING, fearing I'm a security risk if I ever get caught for anything -.-

Anyway, thoughts on anything Gaia-related can be posted in this thread.

So, do you guys think a secondary password is different from a person's normal password? I have a feeling that most people would set them both as the same thing for ease of access, but do you guys think that the system would allow this? Do you think it would say something like "Sorry, primary and secondary passwords can not be the same" or something? :o

Also, methods for backdooring a Dev/admin anyone? I'm thinking adding a zip file to a ban report, or PMing one of the devs with a zip file, with a message like "Attached is a zip file with pictures of the trades I got scammed in" or, for devs, "attached is a zip file with all of the pictures of the Gaia Towns bug that lets you generate infinite money" or something like that. Use your imagination! The zip would then have an auto-extracting virus in it that backdoors/infects the dev's computer. Be warned though, they probably use VMware/Sandboxie/lots of AV to protect their computers. This means that if the virus isn't one of your own creation, or if it isn't encrypted enough, it could be found easily. If they know what they're doing, they could decompile your virus and find your central server of operation, if you have it send something to a central server or have it report that its infected a new computer or something. From there, they could contact the FBI and get your house raided, and then sue you for computer crime.

So, the lesson in all of this? Learn to create your own FUD virii, or buy/find an extremely good encryptor you can use to encrypt a current virus already on the net, like a RAT or Trojan. You can buy Trojans and FUD RATs on HackForums, TH30UTL4WS, or other hacking-related websites.

So like I said earlier, general Gaia Hacking Discussion thread!
#2
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#3
You could use 7zip and make a self installing thing....I don't know if zip has that.
#4
Sinza_ wrote:
You could use 7zip and make a self installing thing....I don't know if zip has that.


Those viruses are instantly picked up by AV and don't really work anymore.
#5
Cryptogen you mean? I didn't read anything, I just saw you wrote cryptocard.
#6
Omlett wrote:
Cryptogen you mean? I didn't read anything, I just saw you wrote cryptocard.


Meh, whatever it's called. I suggest you read, if you're interested in any Gaia hacking.
#7
Those viruses are instantly picked up by AV and don't really work anymore.


Just make something that looks legitimate enough for them to say "yes" to the AV software.
#8
Sinza_ wrote:
Just make something that looks legitimate enough for them to say "yes" to the AV software.


Nah, there's nothing you would send a dev that's like that.

Also, anyone know what this is? :o

if (_root.gsiURL == undefined)
{
_global.gsiURL = "test50.open.dev";
}

I've never heard of test50.open.dev before.
#9
Nah, there's nothing you would send a dev that's like that.

Also, anyone know what this is? :o

if (_root.gsiURL == undefined)
{
_global.gsiURL = "test50.open.dev";
}

I've never heard of test50.open.dev before.


It's a URI that they probably use internally, although I don't know how you could reference it from outside their network.
As for it's contents, sounds like a debug server.
#10
Sinza_ wrote:
It's a URI that they probably use internally, although I don't know how you could reference it from outside their network.
As for it's contents, sounds like a debug server.


You've obviously never tried decompiling any of their games.

It goes on top of one of the "loc" URLs.

Thus, if it goes on loc_1, say, and loc_1 = google.com, the URL would be test50.open.dev.google.com

I tried test50.open.dev with its loc URL though, and it didn't work o: Could what I'm trying to decompile really be that ancient?
#11
This thread, lol.
#12
Artificial wrote:
This thread, lol.


What? A friend of mine cracked the cryptocard or whatever it is, and currently has a username, IP address, password, and secondary password, along with crypto key, that they can use to get into anything that you need access for on Gaia. They refuse to tell me how though >>
#13
I use to hack , a long time ago its Not really worth it you loose the accounts they all get ban at sometime .
#14
I use to hack , a long time ago its Not really worth it you loose the accounts they all get ban at sometime .


Not true at all.
#15
What? A friend of mine cracked the cryptocard or whatever it is, and currently has a username, IP address, password, and secondary password, along with crypto key, that they can use to get into anything that you need access for on Gaia. They refuse to tell me how though >>


Who? Aleena?