Dropbox Posted April 25, 2015 Share Posted April 25, 2015 Hello everyone, Most of the players on RuneScape are being hacked while playing because you login on a phising website or get infected by an keylogger. The best thing you can do is READ and STAY SAFE! You can protect yourself and your account for 100%!This guide is based for the World Wide Web but examples and protection will be written for RuneScape. In this guide I will give you some basic lessons, including some examples of phising and do's and don'ts. Content of the guideYou can go easy to one of the categories by clicking on the menu. What is malware? How do I get it? How do I remove it?Phising, not only for RuneScape.Protect your account!I've been hacked, what now?What is malware? How do I get it? How do I remove it?The first thing you need to know about malware it is a combiniation of different infections such as ramsomware, keyloggers, adware and even a trojan horse. Most of the time the malware wants you to buy spefic software (ramsom/adware) or wants your personal details like passwords and credit card information (keylogger).You get infected when you are a bad person on the internet who doesn't update his software and who watch porn. ;) - The most dangerous software is Java, if you don't need it or don't use it UNINSTALL IT NOW! Last version: Version 8 Update 45. When you're infected there are different ways to remove the infection; easy is to re-install your computer and lose all your files, an other way is to ask help on a official UNITE forum, such as BleepingComputer, a trained helper will remove the virus with you.Please note there is a wait time what can take up to 5 days before you get a response.Phising, not only for RuneScape.Phising, it's every where! Check your mailbox and the spambox and see how much phising you get, an example of an RuneScape Phising mail:[spoiler=RuneScape Phising Mail] Greetings,We regret to inform you that your account has received an infraction due to a major macroing offence. Please visit the appeal section under Account Management to view evidence of your infraction(s) and to appeal any infraction(s) that you feel were unjustified.To view the evidence please click the link below or copy and paste it into your browser:hxxps://runescape.com/m=weblogin/loginform.ws?mod=offence-appeal&ssl=1&expired=1&dest=account_history.wsPlease note: Due to a recent bug in our infraction system, some accounts may have received a void infraction. The majority of void infractions have been removed but we cannot ensure that all infractions have been removed. We urge you to visit the appeal section to appeal any unjustified infractions received due to system errors.If you don't have any infraction then please ignore this email and we sincerely apologise for the inconvenience we may have caused you.Kind regards,RuneScape Account Support © 2015 Jagex Ltd. Jagex® and RuneScape® are registered trademarks of Jagex Ltd in the United Kingdom and trademarks used in other countries of the world.This is a service email, you have not been subscribed to any mailing lists and there is no need to unsubscribe. View our Privacy Policy. To ensure you always receive your RuneScape account emails to your inbox, please [email protected] to your address book.Jagex Ltd. St John's Innovation Centre, Cowley Road, Cambridge CB4 0WS United Kingdom For your own safety; links has been disabled in the spoiler. As you can see in the end of the email there is a small grammar error: "To ensure you always receive your RuneScape account emails to your inbox, please addnoreply@a.runescape.com to your address book." - No need to worry, 2 of 3 phising mails have that small errors and even gramatical errors are normal.ALWAYS READ AND IF YOU DON'T TRUST IT DON'T CLICK ANYWHERE! Jagex will NEVER contact you by email for an account infraction or to become a Player or Forum Moderator! As the title of this category is: Phising, not only for RuneScape I want to give you an example of the "Microsoft Phising". A "staff member" of Microsft will call you that your computer has been infected and let do you a lot of things to let you know that your computer is infected, Microsoft will NEVER contact you about that... As an Security Noob I read a lot of blogs and I want to share this one with you. This guide currently has the status WIP (Work in Process) what menas that new content will be added and bugs will be fixed, more is comming soon! 1 Sometimes I like to dig a hole in the ground and pretend I'm a carrot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dropbox Posted April 25, 2015 Author Share Posted April 25, 2015 Reserved. Sometimes I like to dig a hole in the ground and pretend I'm a carrot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
D. V. Devnull Posted April 27, 2015 Share Posted April 27, 2015 Hi there... You might want to add to the list of things to uninstall that Adobe Flash, and basically any other plugin a person might have installed. Improperly handled, they're all points of exploit. Personally, I think people need better education on plugins instead of everyone trying to do away with them. Unfortunately, Google Chrome and FireFox are already putting the nails in the coffin on that matter. :( Also, tell people to get things like AdBlock Plus @ https://adblockplus.org/, or of course to find it directly on their browser's add-on provider's website. It almost doesn't matter what mainstream browser is used these days, as there is a version of that for it. Simply put, with one minor tweak and a little attention paid to it, maximum security/privacy/stability/performance/usability/etc. can be maintained. :thumbsup: That's about all the thoughts I've got for now. Good luck writing your guide! :D ~Mr. D. V. "That's just my mental $1.50 on the matter." Devnull 2 and normally with a cool mind.(Warning: This user can be VERY confusing to some people... And talks in 3rd person for the timebeing due to how insane they are... Sometimes even to themself.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kaur Posted April 30, 2015 Share Posted April 30, 2015 You get infected when you are a bad person on the internet who doesn't update his software and who watch porn. ;) Did your mom tell you that? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dropbox Posted April 30, 2015 Author Share Posted April 30, 2015 You get infected when you are a bad person on the internet who doesn't update his software and who watch porn. ;) Did your mom tell you that? ... I will update them when I got more time. Sometimes I like to dig a hole in the ground and pretend I'm a carrot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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