ArcticFox wrote:You're really not helping your case...
Yeah. Sounds like a load of horse hockey to me.
ArcticFox wrote:You're really not helping your case...







Graej wrote:i tried posting but it didn't seem to take. so sorry if there are double posts. here goes again.
Password wise, there is a way that is much more successful than complex (cr33perb0om2012) passwords that has been proven to even give password hacking tools a run for their money.
Take 4 words together that have no relation to themselves other than you knowing how they tie together. The link below has the funny imagine that explains this. I use this method now and I've had a lot less issues.
http://preshing.com/20110811/xkcd-password-generator
also, keep in mind that if he gets creative about it, he could put a keylogger on your system and would have your password within no time. Make sure that you have virus protection installed. There are free apps like avast! and AVG, which I use. Also also, you need to make sure that if you have your own computer, that it has a password. otherwise, he can get in and install said keylogger. basically double password protection via windows login password being different from your MC password.
Lastly, if he knows your email account password, he can get in and request a password reset from the minecraft.net website. so you need to make that email password follow the same guidelines in the link above..
Let's recap:
1) get some free virus software on your pc, if you truly have your own. (to keep keeploggers out)
2) change your email, minecraft, and windows passwords to 3 different passwords..
3) use the password method I mentioned as it's almost impossible for hacking tools to get.
when you use four words that you know the combined meaning of but others wouldn't, you make it very unlikely that they will get it.
Hope this helps.
Graej









ccgr wrote:rolled argoney back 2 weeks, account is banned


Epicness23 wrote:Graej wrote:i tried posting but it didn't seem to take. so sorry if there are double posts. here goes again.
Password wise, there is a way that is much more successful than complex (cr33perb0om2012) passwords that has been proven to even give password hacking tools a run for their money.
Take 4 words together that have no relation to themselves other than you knowing how they tie together. The link below has the funny imagine that explains this. I use this method now and I've had a lot less issues.
http://preshing.com/20110811/xkcd-password-generator
also, keep in mind that if he gets creative about it, he could put a keylogger on your system and would have your password within no time. Make sure that you have virus protection installed. There are free apps like avast! and AVG, which I use. Also also, you need to make sure that if you have your own computer, that it has a password. otherwise, he can get in and install said keylogger. basically double password protection via windows login password being different from your MC password.
Lastly, if he knows your email account password, he can get in and request a password reset from the minecraft.net website. so you need to make that email password follow the same guidelines in the link above..
Let's recap:
1) get some free virus software on your pc, if you truly have your own. (to keep keeploggers out)
2) change your email, minecraft, and windows passwords to 3 different passwords..
3) use the password method I mentioned as it's almost impossible for hacking tools to get.
when you use four words that you know the combined meaning of but others wouldn't, you make it very unlikely that they will get it.
Hope this helps.
Graej
I highly doubt that this guy is actually desperate enough to do something like install a virus on his brother's computer, and if he is, i dont think all this complex anti-virus software is really important. All you've gotta do is create a password that you'll remember and that others won't think of. Use tricks such as putting in numbers you'll remember and capital letters at certain points in the password, it's not that complicated.

















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