AndrewPH Posted August 14, 2020 Hey all, As time goes on, more and more register for our game, and more alternative/modified clients pop up for use. I just wanted to take a moment to remind everybody to use a secure, unique password for ClassiCube, and to never use your password in third party clients unless you're 100% okay with the chance that they could steal your password. What is a secure password, you may ask? It's simple, just follow these guidelines and your password will be considered secure... It isn't your username. This is shockingly common. It isn't a variation of your username or real name, or other identifying information. It's longer than 10 characters - past this point it's completely infeasible to guess your password via bruteforcing with current hardware. It contains letters (uppercase and lowercase), numbers, symbols, and spaces. The more complexity you shove into your password, the better. It doesn't take much to have a secure password. Why shouldn't I use my password in third party clients? Third party clients are not made by us (weird how that works) and we can't guarantee that it doesn't send your credentials off to somebody else for later use. Even if it seems to look and function just like our client, it could be pulling a sneaky on you. Security of your account is your responsibility - it's not hard to ensure. Stay secure out there folks 😄 Share this post Link to post
KawaiiCube Posted August 14, 2020 thank you AndrewPH! i will use these tips in the future 😊 Share this post Link to post
PeppaPog Posted August 14, 2020 cool, but can you tell me what clients steal passwords? Share this post Link to post
Goodly Posted August 15, 2020 1 minute ago, PeppaPog said: cool, but can you tell me what client steals passwords? The point is that we don't know which 3rd party clients could steal your password. These are the criteria you would need to meet to be able to trust a 3d party client: 1. Its code is completely open source 2. You have reviewed every single change done to the client to make sure it has no malicious code 3. You compile from the source code yourself, because any executables they upload could have something in it that wasn't shown in the source code. Share this post Link to post
Daeslender Posted August 15, 2020 So I am safe to post my password, which is 4EL0Srbc4com here in public chat? Nice. Share this post Link to post
AndrewPH Posted August 15, 2020 Just now, Daeslender said: So I am safe to post my password, which is 4EL0Srbc4com here in public chat? Nice. Share this post Link to post
The_Doctor123 Posted August 15, 2020 i have changed my password to my username Share this post Link to post
MasterlazorX Posted August 15, 2020 I changed my password to... Spoiler gotchyasuckers 😄 Share this post Link to post