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Someone else played my turn for the day.... [closed]

Postby KnightWulfe on Sun Aug 19, 2007 1:59 pm

Something occured that appears like someone played my turn.

Any clue how to correct this?
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Re: Someone else played my turn for the day....

Postby john1099 on Sun Aug 19, 2007 3:45 pm

KnightWulfe wrote:Something occured that appears like someone played my turn.

Any clue how to correct this?


Change your password! :)
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Postby AfroDwarf on Sun Aug 19, 2007 3:45 pm

Change your password to something harder to guess?
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Postby KnightWulfe on Sun Aug 19, 2007 4:08 pm

my password has caps, lowercase, numbers and special characters AND is 12+ characters long....

I doubt that is the issue.
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Solutions can be weally hawd!

Postby Banderaguy on Sun Aug 19, 2007 5:57 pm

Well there are a number of solutions that can help resolve your conundrum....

Alpha) change your password even though the password...

has caps, lowercase, numbers and special characters AND is 12+ characters long....


2) Don't ever try Mescaline again as it may lead Hallucinations to with the effects lasting for up to 12 hours. (Which by the way explains only one turn being taken) Users typically experience visual hallucinations and radically altered states of consciousness, often experienced as pleasurable and illuminating but occasionally is accompanied by feelings of anxiety or revulsion.
Do any of these symptoms hit home with you! if NO proceed to step C!

Step C) Beat the crap out of your brother, sibling, significant other or Garden Gnome! psst... I burned mine after this happened to me and took acid(i don't like Mescaline, it tastes funny) while doing so and this only happened one more time!

i hope that helps because i do not have any other solutions!
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Re: Solutions can be weally hawd!

Postby KnightWulfe on Sun Aug 19, 2007 6:52 pm

Banderaguy wrote:Well there are a number of solutions that can help resolve your conundrum....

Alpha) change your password even though the password...

has caps, lowercase, numbers and special characters AND is 12+ characters long....


2) Don't ever try Mescaline again as it may lead Hallucinations to with the effects lasting for up to 12 hours. (Which by the way explains only one turn being taken) Users typically experience visual hallucinations and radically altered states of consciousness, often experienced as pleasurable and illuminating but occasionally is accompanied by feelings of anxiety or revulsion.
Do any of these symptoms hit home with you! if NO proceed to step C!

Step C) Beat the crap out of your brother, sibling, significant other or Garden Gnome! psst... I burned mine after this happened to me and took acid(i don't like Mescaline, it tastes funny) while doing so and this only happened one more time!

i hope that helps because i do not have any other solutions!


1) I am an IT security geek. My passwords are always like that. Just habit.
2) Dont do drugs.
3) My wife does not even use my computer.

I am looking for a legitimate resolution here....Maybe on of the site mods could assist?
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Postby kwanton on Sun Aug 19, 2007 7:11 pm

Have you given out your pass to anyone? (Dumb question probably since you've started a thread complaining and you haven't given a name.)

I'd say talk to one of the mods. If ya sweet talk them you could probably get an IP check and they can tell you what state/country the other person is logging in from. That could give you an idea of who is using your account.
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DEXTERS LABORATORY

Postby Banderaguy on Sun Aug 19, 2007 7:14 pm

you wont find an answer in here.... but being that you are a IT geek, you might want to put this question in Suggestions & Bug Reports! unless you think someone hacked your account! Maybe you have an arch enemy like The boy from Dexter's lab, but this only applies if you have a giant lab under your floor? what was the name of that guy? we should start a forum with that question! WHAT WAS THE NAME OF DEXTER'S ARCH ENEMY FROM CARTOONS NETWORK'S DEXTER'S LAB? that is a more promising forum!!! i just loved the way Dexter said LABORATORY! Anyone know the answer?
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blah

Postby Banderaguy on Sun Aug 19, 2007 7:43 pm

Wait a minute you forgot a vital piece of info when you posted this.... DID THEY WIN ON YOUR TURN?
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Re: DEXTERS LABORATORY

Postby bilbo on Mon Aug 20, 2007 2:33 am

i just loved the way Dexter said LABORATORY! Anyone know the answer?[/quote]

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Postby Gilligan on Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:09 am

What game number?
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Re: blah

Postby KnightWulfe on Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:11 am

Banderaguy wrote:Wait a minute you forgot a vital piece of info when you posted this.... DID THEY WIN ON YOUR TURN?


No, actually, they completely trashed a game I was winning. Knocked every territory I had on the borders down to 1 army.
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Postby KnightWulfe on Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:13 am

Gilligan wrote:What game number?


711441

I dont win very often and I was winning or damn near in this game. So I am rather irritated to come in and find the game messed with like this....
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Re: Someone else played my turn for the day....

Postby Honibaz on Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:46 am

KnightWulfe wrote:Something occured that appears like someone played my turn.

Any clue how to correct this?


There are people called HACKERS and they like to mess around with other web users for their own enjoyment. If you really don't want your account to be accessed by someone else, I suggest you to change your password every week.
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Re: Someone else played my turn for the day....

Postby KnightWulfe on Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:27 am

Honibaz wrote:
KnightWulfe wrote:Something occured that appears like someone played my turn.

Any clue how to correct this?


There are people called HACKERS and they like to mess around with other web users for their own enjoyment. If you really don't want your account to be accessed by someone else, I suggest you to change your password every week.


If you read the entire thread, you would see that I am VERY familiar with hackers, as I am an IT security geek. Do you know what type of password hacking program someone would need to hack a 12+ character password that uses caps, lowercase, numbers and special characters?

At minimum, they would need a 256bit hack, and that would take more than 4+ days to hack it....Do you really think that a hacker would waste their time hacking it for no reward?

Probability - .027%

Try offering somethign useful.
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Postby lalaland on Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:18 am

you wouldn't have, by chance, had a computer at work remember your name and password by accident, so all a coworker would have had to do is press login?

(even tho you are an IT geek and probably wouldn't make that mistake... is there a chance?
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Postby Honibaz on Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:25 am

Then why else would you get hacked? Just change your password more often to avoid it(although I never change mine).
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Postby treefiddy on Mon Aug 20, 2007 9:25 am

It looks like you would not have won no matter what you did with your turn. I mean, even if you were there to play your turn, the dice generator for the site would have screwed you over like always right?

Just admit you played it, and you didn't make the right decisions.
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Postby KnightWulfe on Mon Aug 20, 2007 12:57 pm

treefiddy wrote:It looks like you would not have won no matter what you did with your turn. I mean, even if you were there to play your turn, the dice generator for the site would have screwed you over like always right?

Just admit you played it, and you didn't make the right decisions.


Oh...hmmm...how about piss off?
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Postby KnightWulfe on Mon Aug 20, 2007 12:58 pm

lalaland wrote:you wouldn't have, by chance, had a computer at work remember your name and password by accident, so all a coworker would have had to do is press login?

(even tho you are an IT geek and probably wouldn't make that mistake... is there a chance?


I turn off that function of IE the moment I login to a new computer. Besides... no one but security is in the building where I work on Sunday.
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Postby codyjd on Mon Aug 20, 2007 1:12 pm

The dice gnomes like to have their little fun every once in a while.
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Postby lackattack on Tue Aug 21, 2007 9:49 am

According to KnightWulfe's login records, nothing unusual happened on Aug 19. It seems like the turns were taken from his home computer. I'd guess someone used it while the computer was left unattended (either already logged in or with password saved) or the computer was remotely compromised with some keylogging trojan horse.

Case closed.
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Postby treefiddy on Wed Aug 22, 2007 1:53 am

The site logs you out after an hour, and he turns off password saving on every computer he logs into.

The IT Security Professional clearly got hacked.

This entire situation reeks of irony.

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