BF2S Forums My bf2 account got hacked...

Damn that's bad, because you can't change your password either. It was a nice account, too.

Obese_Soldier wrote:

Damn that's bad, because you can't change your password either. It was a nice account, too.

couldnt he just have the password emailed to him?

password: password

LOL

but i have had a problem with passwords when it just says wrong password and its right....i just got it reset and changed the password back to the old pass and it was fixed

In my email it says this :
    Hi, [email protected].

    This email is to confirm that you have successfully changed your GameSpyID email address from [email protected] to [email protected].

    This password change came from the IP address ***
    If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at http://support.gamespy.com/.


Which makes no sense because theres no confirmation link or anything... :S

THIS HAPPEND TO ONE OF THE GUYS IN MY CLAN, he just gave up trying to fix it and started a new acc. but the guy that did it went onto a serv that we were playing on and typed that his password was stanley and that was his password, so he logged off and tried to get back on but it had been changed. who ever is doing this, it is some serious hacking.

No the IP isn't mine. And switchbladezz thats exactly what happened to me...

higezzzz wrote:

http://www.dnsstuff.com/

do a reverse DNS. Get their host ID, check their isp's website for information. Call and report abuse and that you beleive their service should be terminated immediatly.

btw,  i really dont think this hack is all that complex. considering, your account and information(as far as i know)  is on EA's server. in no way is it stored on a server you play on.  You may say it is complex, but if it is actually what you are telling me, EA will notice lol.

Highly unlikely. The isp wont just terminate a connection just because he got an email with an IP address. Think about it, it's their customer, and they are getting paid from him. Also there just isnt enough evidence, and the 'crime' that has been comitted isnt that serious. I could make a fake email just like that and have someone's service terminated. Its an online game, nothing serious compared other serious online crimes like credit card fraud. Im not sticking up for the theif, but I'm sure the victim here doesnt want to waste his time for nothing.

Obese_Soldier wrote:

Damn that's bad, because you can't change your password either

Yes you can. Gamespyid.com


Also, EA/Gamespy wont do anything. This happens a lot, and I've heard many people complaining about how they wont help.

A lesson learned the hard way: make sure you choose a strong password

elite.mafia wrote:

It's a fucking BATTLEFIELD 2 account, not a paypal account or something worth anything for fucks sake... When I see my account on ebay for $500 I'll understand.

If you see your account on eBay, you need to contact them about what happend and maybe, I say maybe you can track details..

Edit: much better, put a bid on it for a 150 bucks and get the bankaccount for transfer!
Now you have all you need to know, the rest is up to you, If..

Last edited by Choumichel (2006-09-29 23:54:05)

soadlink wrote:

Most of the accounts on ebay dont mention a name. It might be hard to track it IF they even do end up selling it.

If I were to sell your account, you would know it was yours.

soadlink wrote:

Choumichel wrote:

soadlink wrote:

Most of the accounts on ebay dont mention a name. It might be hard to track it IF they even do end up selling it.

If I were to sell your account, you would know it was yours.

Depends on how much information you include when you list it.

Example

Choumichel wrote:

soadlink wrote:

Choumichel wrote:

If I were to sell your account, you would know it was yours.

Depends on how much information you include when you list it.

Example

http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/2006/hmmgt1.jpg Broken link?

You may mean http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi … %26fvi%3D1

But are you assuming EVERY listing includes those details? Because they dont. Therefore, not every auction is traceable back to a bf2 account name. If it was, eBay is not going to take it down without hard proof of some kind. It goes back to the fact that the seller is their customer, and they are making a % of what that listing sells for, and are not just going to take them down because some guy said it was his.

I'm sure the owner would be able to identify his account here too: http://cgi.ebay.com/battlefield-2-accou … dZViewItem

/sarcasm