Yup thats right, They attacked the server that handles unlocked weapons..
People with player Id numbers (PID"s) between 40000000 and 45000000 got all there guns unlocked.
Wonder how long these will last :/
I personally think the whole unlock weapons idea was bad from the start. Only a ploy to make people rent "EA servers. Nothing more
Full Version: Ea Stat Servers Hacked!
Link please?
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Originally Posted by zero2zero
Well, what a wonderful few days it has been. Since EA didn't take the time to respond (or maybe even read) our emails about various stats-server security holes, it clearly showed us how much they care. Therefore, we came to the conclusion that modifying 5 million accounts wouldn't be that big of a deal
Well, what a wonderful few days it has been. Since EA didn't take the time to respond (or maybe even read) our emails about various stats-server security holes, it clearly showed us how much they care. Therefore, we came to the conclusion that modifying 5 million accounts wouldn't be that big of a deal
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In the future, if you really are concerned about "exposing security holes" to EA (which I sincerely doubt) rather than grandstanding, please e-mail me personally since it appears that you don't have the correct contact info. I will PM you the address.
All of the changes made will be rolled back in the next couple hours. Users may have to rechoose any unlocks they would have legitimately made in the last day or so as a result of the roll-back, but no stats should be lost.
-ben aka [EA]Die Fledermaus
All of the changes made will be rolled back in the next couple hours. Users may have to rechoose any unlocks they would have legitimately made in the last day or so as a result of the roll-back, but no stats should be lost.
-ben aka [EA]Die Fledermaus
http://forums.totalbf2.com/showthread.php?...24&page=3&pp=20
http://forum.eagames.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=3903
I just hope I lose my m95 so I can unlock something different 
it had to come to this. It's their own fault. Unfortunatelly, many game companies don't take emails serious which report a security whole in their products. They just ignore.
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