View Full Version : Habbo.com 0wned?
Apparently it's been haxed says alot of people on my console. :s. Apparently you could swear and people sent Hobba messages (rude ones)
Yeah it has, I already posted it.
http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=65305
Bear-Max
05-08-2005, 06:18 PM
This is HILARIOUS. I can't stop laughing.
Might finally wake Sulake up to all the hackings of recent. Especially since they'll be hit with lawsuits from parents unhappy about swearing and vulgar language used in a MODERATOR alert.
:Firefox
05-08-2005, 06:19 PM
I sincerely doubt a parent would go thst far..
I wouldn't be to sure, Habbo are going to get sued by alot of people over this, esp if the stuff has been deleted like furni etc as people have paid for them.
:Firefox
05-08-2005, 06:22 PM
Furni i can believe, but because of the swearing is what i meant
People will sue over anything these days, so they probably will sue over the mass messages as some kids who play Habbo are only 11 and parents don't want their kids seeing things like that.
HolyWar
05-08-2005, 06:27 PM
Furni i can believe, but because of the swearing is what i meant
Definately it will go that far. In the United States lawsuits against corporations based on this form of conduct is all too popular. This sort of thing is monitored closely by the FCC and 1 single complaint can actually have the whole US division of habbo hotel closed. The United States government is very strict regarding these policys and surely they will be receiving alot of complaints but more damaging they will definately be contacted by the US Federal communications commission or the appropriate department which will Slap them with a hefty fine. They may also receive civil lawsuits from parents who will claim their children should not be exposed to this language and vulgarity especially for a service in which their parents have funded.
To be honest I hope they are hit with a huge fine, what we witnessed on Habbohotel.com today is something that the whole corporation should be ashamed of and I myself will definately file a complaint against them with the proper federal department of the US governement.
Youth should not be subjected to this conduct within a service for which parents are paying a fee to keep their children safe and occupied.
BlueTails
05-08-2005, 06:32 PM
Greaaaaaaaaaaaaaat! :)
Bear-Max
05-08-2005, 06:32 PM
I sincerely doubt a parent would go thst far..
America is generally far more strict in decency issues than the UK is.
Especially since some of the alerts were s'exually orientated. Take Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas as an example. It's recently been changed to an AO (Adults Only) rating from an R rating, I believe. Only around 3 or 4 games have ever had this high rating, and it's been taken off the shelves in a lot of stores (and even been banned in Australia).
"Why?" I hear you ask. It's not because of the violence. Not the prostitution. Not even the promotion of gangland warfare. It's the s'ex minigame "Hot Coffee", where you control CJ 'making love' to his girlfriend. With their clothes on.
Yes, that's how extreme Americans are ;)
HolyWar
05-08-2005, 06:41 PM
True, American laws and government are far more complicated then alot of people tend to see. Gun posession is tolerated and posession of marijuana can land you in jail for years. The US government is very very strict when it comes to content that minors are able to view or subjected to.
All those alerts of a sexual nature that contained filtered words is not something that they will be able to hide.
8Freak8
05-08-2005, 06:45 PM
I sincerely doubt a parent would go thst far..
Americans can stub their toe in a swimming pool and file a lawsuit. Its not like in the UK where yuo have to almost die to get compesation off people, Americans can sue for being caused stress and stuff like that.
Definately it will go that far. In the United States lawsuits against corporations based on this form of conduct is all too popular. This sort of thing is monitored closely by the FCC and 1 single complaint can actually have the whole US division of habbo hotel closed. The United States government is very strict regarding these policys and surely they will be receiving alot of complaints but more damaging they will definately be contacted by the US Federal communications commission or the appropriate department which will Slap them with a hefty fine. They may also receive civil lawsuits from parents who will claim their children should not be exposed to this language and vulgarity especially for a service in which their parents have funded.
To be honest I hope they are hit with a huge fine, what we witnessed on Habbohotel.com today is something that the whole corporation should be ashamed of and I myself will definately file a complaint against them with the proper federal department of the US governement.
Youth should not be subjected to this conduct within a service for which parents are paying a fee to keep their children safe and occupied.
I agree with most of that but not sure about the sueing of bad language. IF peoples furni/rooms get deleted they WILL be sue and most proberly a massive fine for .com!! If somebody hacked .com can they do .co.uk??
HolyWar
05-08-2005, 06:52 PM
I agree with most of that but not sure about the sueing of bad language. IF peoples furni/rooms get deleted they WILL be sue and most proberly a massive fine for .com!! If somebody hacked .com can they do .co.uk??
The bad language could be classified as being worse than the deletion of furni from their database. The network that broadcasted the Super Bowl where Janet Jackson flashed with a star actually covering her breast resulted in a fine from the FCC of over 1 million dollars I believe.
There was no actual nudity but because of the fact there was no disclaimer that people may be subjected to that and Viewer discretion was not advised they felt the reprecussions just as I hope and assume Sulake will over that disgusting display of unprofessionalism today.
The bad language could be classified as being worse than the deletion of furni from their database. The network that broadcasted the Super Bowl where Janet Jackson flashed with a star actually covering her breast resulted in a fine from the FCC of over 1 million dollars I believe.
There was no actual nudity but because of the fact there was no disclaimer that people may be subjected to that and Viewer discretion was not advised they felt the reprecussions just as I hope and assume Sulake will over that disgusting display of unprofessionalism today.
Ah rite thanks. I REALL REALLY hope sulake take this as a HUGE wake up call on there terrible secruity. :eusa_pray
HolyWar
05-08-2005, 07:09 PM
Ah rite thanks. I REALL REALLY hope sulake take this as a HUGE wake up call on there terrible secruity. :eusa_pray
Same, maybe this is what they needed to get them off their lazy ..... and do something about it.
Same, maybe this is what they needed to get them off their lazy ..... and do something about it.
Yeh i really hope so. Sulake will be getting scared now :p
superkat!
05-08-2005, 09:57 PM
.com is going too face a lot of trouble over this. It seems wild though that a 24 Hour Moderated hotel usually with 2 MOD's on duty let this happen. Supposidly a MOD or 2 MOD's would have been on and could have banned anyway. God knows when the hotel will be back :(
lol, I know the people who did hack into quimbys account, there was 4 ppl behind it. But i aint saying no names. I know two of them well and i knew quimbys pass, they've obviously changed it now. It was lanilani2, for ppl hu wanted to know. I have spoked to Jeffoo, she has said that everyone will have their furni back.
HolyWar
05-08-2005, 10:29 PM
So did they delete everyones furni? I don't even know how that would be possible without wiping out the whole server or the whole furniture database.
GommeInc
05-08-2005, 10:40 PM
I think the US Hotel should get more securitiy on their site, if there site can get hacked they are obviously idiots. A real pro site wouldn't have this happem. Anyway it is quite amazing that people actually managed to do this.
HolyWar
05-08-2005, 10:42 PM
I think the US Hotel should get more securitiy on their site, if there site can get hacked they are obviously idiots. A real pro site wouldn't have this happem. Anyway it is quite amazing that people actually managed to do this.
Hopefully they do get fined which will put a spotlight on them. No longer will it be " The children vs. Sulake " rather " US Government vs. Sulake "
Philleh
06-08-2005, 01:43 AM
For the record, anything can be hackeed, no matter how good the secuirity is.
HolyWar
06-08-2005, 01:51 AM
For the record, anything can be hackeed, no matter how good the secuirity is.
Of course anything can be hacked, just like anyone can eat a concrete block if they are willing to sit there for years analyzing how they would be able to before breaking it into powder then drinking it. Banks are well protected against hackers just like all corporations should be.
Philleh
06-08-2005, 02:36 AM
Look at it this way, the DoD doesn't have any computers connected to the internet anymore, to prevent hackings. If they're willing to do that with the secuirity they have, it's impossible ot say that nothing can be hacked.
JJ-Rulez
06-08-2005, 08:10 AM
I hear alot of you say this was 'hacking'.
I doubt this. Quimby probably got a keylogger or summin.
Quimby's access to the homepage pw was probably the same as his habbo one.
superkat!
06-08-2005, 08:20 AM
yeh but it doesn't change the fact Quimby is a n00b who know's nothing about Habbo, trading, rares, security, safety or anything like that.
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