no.. if you read there like one page you can get to without a username..
they say that you have to register, and post atleast 10 posts on there forum
before you have access to anything.. but if you go to www.icthacks.com/forum
you can see all there forum announcements, and one of them clearly says..
[quote] vac2 was just updated, consider all hacks released on this site
detectable, don't use them until we update this[/quote] and then the next
day they release another announcement saying that any hack comming from them
now is uptodate, and undetectable by vac2.... soo i would say there pretty
good candidates for the blame. with the whole secrecy, and basically saying
they create really "l33t" hacks.. but without registering and stuff.. you
can't access much of there forum, or a lot of the site at all i have a
feeling.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Hell Phoenix" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2005 9:37 AM
Subject: Re: [hlds] Alfred, people are exploiting your steamid 'mixup'
Has anybody actually looked on that website for the hack? I did and
didnt see anything about it. Maybe I just missed it, but maybe I didnt
and people are jumping the gun. Instead of everyone jumping on the "OMG
lets get themz0rs" bandwagon, lets figure out whats going on exactly.
Im gonna check a few more of the hack sites to see if I can come up with
anything usefull on this.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richy,
I like the way you think, but I personally believe, these websites will
continue, due to lack of resources or funding to bust them. Again,
people who do this kind of threat to a game, are yes, ruining it for
everyone.
----- Original Message -----
From: Richard Fennell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, December 16, 2005 8:10 am
Subject: Re: [hlds] Alfred, people are exploiting your steamid 'mixup'
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Graham Robinson wrote:
The site that we believe released the hack in the first place (
http://www.icthacks.com ) no longer allows activation of new
users. My
guess is that they don't want server admins or valve developers
finding out
about the exploit. But that is just speculation. After searching
through my
server logs for a while, I found a few examples of what happens
when a
hacker uses the exploits described above.
I've emailed a few people on this thread a user/pass if they want a
look (not that I needed to register).
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Hehe good to see a nice Dell Advert on the site, wont be buying
anymoredells then :-)
Im emailing my account representative at Dell and the Kanoodle add
company.
Comon Valve, upon reading some of the sites contents i can see plainly
that a huge amount of time and effort by a great number of people is
being aimed at destroying Valves customers enjoyment. Taking the
registrant to court and getting a conviction would deter many other
sadd'o's with nothing better to do than spend there leisure time
hacking Valve Games. Get em behind bars for 3 years and see how much
pleasure they get from that :D
I see Game-Deception and a few other sites also are registered
(this is
another hack ive seen ruining on our HL1 servers) so taking these
smallminded hateful tards out could uproot the tree and give us a
littlebreathing space.
Richy
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