14th ranked streaming HC player Prozon hacked just minutes ago.Pictures included.

Well if it has been sold then the character shouldn't be stripped.




The suspicious thing was that the characters that were played went tp terraces I couldn't get a screen there because I created a default character because it seemed like the bot didn't have any checks.
He accepted the invite immediatly after you send the invite, so I tried to mess up the bot somehow.

When I did it during relog it spoke 1-3 words another friend tried to talk to via whisper but never got a response.


The logins logoffs were instantly, also it seemed he was less active the last days and the stream shows a video some days ago.


It behaved quiet much like a bot it walked straight from 1 vendor to another.

Really suspicious was the idling at Terraces, which also resulted in a rip.

I hope the account is monitored now or got a safetylog because I want to go to sleep.

I can provide more screens I made with the words it spoke or the chatlog if useful.

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So it begins. *popcorn*

This isn't funny this is damaging the reputation of the game.

Some really new users claim to be hacked and want a rollback... ok.

Some user claims to be hacked but he got an identical nick on a botterboard(Third party tools involved?)

Some sudden login at night, from an old alpha member with Gold Support(250$) and non humanlike behavior including a rip.

One handy thing for such situations would be a quick report, so mods can mute/tradelock those accounts if somebody sees a friend suddenly behaving really weird.

Also a cause should be found, because like I said using lists might work on Big games like D3, WoW etc. But a small indie game, would see many invalid login requests, which leads to ipbans.

If a PoE related site or PoEhelper is involved it should be noted.

I create new emails for each game, each information is different.
I don't load javascripts in general.
I change my pw on a regular basis.
If there is an allowed Helper like PoE Helper I compile it myself after reading.
I can write tools myself.
If there is no source I do a check with IDA, if uncommon antidebugging tricks are involved you can be sure there is suspicious code, you would wonder how many times "harmless" freeware tools contain malicious code.

I never got hacked.

Now compare me with an average user.
The average user certainly doesn't now assembler.

A simple javascript or a compiled update easily can contain a backdoor.

Especially on online RPGs you shouldn't trust anything.