The Observer

Congrats.

What system? 360

Need a good zombies team for Black Ops 2. Someone add me. ShadowedIllidan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSZ-NuQxisA&feature=plcp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckVIdy_eWA8&feature=plcp

Did you follow the instructions it provides?

Is there anyway to whitelist SwiftKit on your antivirus software?

Looking forward to the new season. Oh... wait. :wall:

Due to Jagex's third party client guidelines, we cannot avoid any navigation or advertisements. That's why the Play RS button redirects to the homepage.

Was definitely needed with all the confusion about.

The current program (SwiftKit) no longer offers the world switcher functionality. It does not bypass any advertisements and requires you to progress to the login screen through the main page. The program itself was not compromised; simply the domain was redirected to another site which caused some users to become compromised via use of a java driveby that was hosted on the site it was redirected to. That exploit was removed through the use of a virus scanner (eg. Microsoft Security Essentials). I restate, the client itself wasn't compromised. e: Tripsis explained it well as well.

Add it to your whitelist. It's a false positive. Or perhaps temporarily disable it (unplug internet, exit browser etc) while installing it, while reenabling it after.

Very exciting changes and I'm excited to be a part of it.

Was bound to happen sooner or later. Glad to be a part of this.

The intelligence of posters depend on the posters themselves - having them post on a different forum does not make them any more or less intelligent than they were before. [hide]Oh, and a relatively uneventful evening. [hide] [/hide][/hide]

K swiftkit is not [bleep]ing safe to use. Ignore this imbecile above. I've had the passwords on all the accounts i've ever used on SK changed, so shut up. One would presume from examining the above poster that he is a hacked account that had his tif password the same as his rs acc one That user happens to be SwiftKit senior staff. FYI, the domain was hijacked. So, it redirected swiftkit.net to a malicious website. When SwiftKit redirected to the start page on the Swiftkit.net domain, it most likely ran a Java driveby (if you accepted Java to run). The servers themselves weren't touched. If you believe that you received some form of a virus from it, then scan using your anti-virus programs. I know for sure Microsoft Security Essentials can detect and remove it. No, that is incorrect. The malicious file can be picked up with anti-viruses such as Microsoft Security Essentials quite easily. At this moment, they have control over the domain and it will be back to normal once DNS propagates in your region. ~ Kill