IP recorded sites?

[Killakeize]

I see this message in login pages sometimes:

"IP address and access time recorded for security purposes. Unauthorized access attempts will be emailed to your service provider for immediate suspension and cancellation."

Is this something to worry about? I hate using proxies, they are hard to find and most of the time they slow my download speed dramatically. So should I ignore and use passes anyway?

[Killakeize]

BTW these messages are usually from Strong Box securities.

[tpstdd]

Nothing to worry about. Idle threats.

[Killakeize]

Awesome, I hope your right!

[High|ander]

But exist sites which really write IP when you join and check under each entry.

[Killakeize]

Originally Posted by High|ander

But exist sites which really write IP when you join and check under each entry.

I see. I was just wondering if I could have gotten in trouble if I used hacked passes for those sites with the messages.

Yes it is possible to get in trouble for this. The odds of it are slim though considering how many people are logging into the site at any given moment (including being hammered by crackers).

L.O.L.....


LOL. LMFAO. ROFLMAO.ROFLMAOWIFMC. (the WIFMC means while I fuck my chick)

Not laughing at you for your question.. I am laughing at the web techs that think they can scare us. I have been ripping sites without paying for them for over 10 yrs. andc have never even been warned by my ISP, let alone legal authorities. ISP 's even blow it off as ridiculous. So you be the judge.

The only case law regarding any type of hacking has been due to malicious and harmful/costly alteration of the websites themselves ( or anything to do with banking DO NOT MESS WITH BANKS!). But, that is true hacking... Hacking is NOT cracking. It is an entirely different world. I have some legal training and I can tell you that you have nothing to fear from simple cracking endeavors. Just don't go accessing root directories and planting malicious code or otherwise altering the functionality of the livelihood of the busines that gains it's profit from it's website and you have nothing to worry about.

Crack on my friend. You have nothing ot worry about. Even your ISP would laugh at a complaint from a Webmaster.

[Killakeize]

Originally Posted by abbazabba

L.O.L.....


LOL. LMFAO. ROFLMAO.ROFLMAOWIFMC. (the WIFMC means while I fuck my chick)

Not laughing at you for your question.. I am laughing at the web techs that think they can scare us. I have been ripping sites without paying for them for over 10 yrs. andc have never even been warned by my ISP, let alone legal authorities. ISP 's even blow it off as ridiculous. So you be the judge.

The only case law regarding any type of hacking has been due to malicious and harmful/costly alteration of the websites themselves ( or anything to do with banking DO NOT MESS WITH BANKS!). But, that is true hacking... Hacking is NOT cracking. It is an entirely different world. I have some legal training and I can tell you that you have nothing to fear from simple cracking endeavors. Just don't go accessing root directories and planting malicious code or otherwise altering the functionality of the livelihood of the busines that gains it's profit from it's website and you have nothing to worry about.

Crack on my friend. You have nothing ot worry about. Even your ISP would laugh at a complaint from a Webmaster.

Thanks! That made me feel better, appreciated.

[splendidly_null]

Yes, cracked XXX passes are largely safe, although if you see the same warning on a credit card processor or other site, it IS a different situation.