What Happened at OurHabbo & Remix's Involvement

I'll PM you some chatlogs with who I think your talking about Royal ;).

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Originally Posted by Zeronic

I/we don't care, nor want to care.

Your system is crap obviously because someone gained access - so it was your own fault.

Remix should've hacked you imo, properly hacked.

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I feel your post was rude -rep to you.

I didnt think alan would do this

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Originally Posted by mr.geeza

I'll PM you some chatlogs with who I think your talking about Royal ;)

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Oki... if you wish :S

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Originally Posted by Dentafrice

I feel your post was rude -rep to you.

I didnt think alan would do this

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Exactly, he didnt do it.

I know.. why were you banned :s

Heh, people who you think are trusted do stupid things like this. *chokes* seacat&jackhb*chokes harder*

I am not sure if you could "hack" cpanel as such to be honest unless its a new version that hasn't been fully patched but it can happen (I got full root access on toms server once on cpanel / ftp, thats how leet I am)

Illegal Activity.

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Originally Posted by Luckyrare

Heh, people who you think are trusted do stupid things like this. *chokes* seacat&jackhb*chokes harder*

I am not sure if you could "hack" cpanel as such to be honest unless its a new version that hasn't been fully patched but it can happen (I got full root access on toms server once on cpanel / ftp, thats how leet I am)

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Im 1337er then you.. Haha is the the same luckyrare I worked with at Habbomedia?

The point of the matter is that 'hacking' as it is called is not the answer. If you have a problem with a website just don't go on it, or if you are really inclined to cause damage then get them to somehow ban you from the site.

Causing damage just wastes time for the owner and staff of the site and is pointless as most sites keep regular backups of their systems. If you hack a website you don't really gain anything, remember Habbo is only a game. What are you going to gain? A few staff threads in a forum. Wow.

Well put alan, +rep

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Originally Posted by Baving

The point of the matter is that 'hacking' as it is called is not the answer. If you have a problem with a website just don't go on it, or if you are really inclined to cause damage then get them to somehow ban you from the site.

Causing damage just wastes time for the owner and staff of the site and is pointless as most sites keep regular backups of their systems. If you hack a website you don't really gain anything, remember Habbo is only a game. What are you going to gain? A few staff threads in a forum. Wow.

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Well put.. why did you access his admin panel though?