Could you never post again? The SNR in here is plummeting.
On 1/22/2012 10:09 PM, Kdog wrote:
I've never liked STEAM GUARD, especially having it forced on all of my
accounts without me knowing. I have 5 accounts due to buying two
platinum packs way back in 1997. Out of all five of my steam accounts,
I never once noticed that STEAM GUARD had been installed, much less
activated, and I play and run 6 game servers.
I use random generated passwords from "
https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm " these passwords are truely random
and based on entrapy, (not pseudo random).
the only way you're getting you're account hijacked is if you're lazy
and or dumb, and use a stupid password, Or you get a virus from
someone who realy wants to harvest you'rte steam account. Not likely,
because there's a lot of other information/files that are much more
valuable then a STEAM account to someone who can hack you're PC. I
disabled STEAM GUARD on all of my accounts and will most likely never
use it on any of them. One of my accounts is worth over $550.
EVEN IF ONE OF YOU had the ability to hijack my account using some
sort of Winxp exploit, you would have to know my IP address.
Thats why I will reset it (by spoofing my mac address) after sending
this message to the list, so that you wont be able to check the email
headers to see my IP.
I will also change the name that I post under on this list. You just
have to be smart, if you're not, then you get whats coming to you.
That has always been the way of the net and will get even more so as
time goes on.
Mark my words, due to cyber terrorism, one day you will have to take a
test in order to own a PC that connects to the WWW.
I think you should have to do that now just to be called a human
being. :Peace
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Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 19:35:46 +0000
From: Yuki <[email protected]>
To: Half-Life dedicated Linux server mailing list
<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Another high profile trader/admin hijacked.
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What reasoning is behind this? If someone wants to disable it, let them
disable it. It's their fault if they get jacked and obviously it wasn't
worth a few seconds of their time. Why sacrifice choice for... nothing?
Sure, maybe it should be on "ALWAYS" for you, so leave it on?
On 22/01/2012 19:33, [email protected] wrote:
I think steam guard should be on ALWAYS, theres no point to disable
it. It just take 2 minutes to enable a new computer so shoulnt be an
option to be able to disable it. Just my opinion...
SteamGuard can be disabled entirely from a trusted computer without
*any* notification or hassle.
Don't like this.
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