Re: The killer(New first person shooter)
I don't get it why the hell people are so damn sensitive about others finding out their IP addresses. The IP address was never meant to be, has never been, is not, and will never be private. It was meant to be public and will remain that way. It is meant as a method of identifying your computer on a network. If you don't want people finding out your IP address, leave the damn internet -- entirely -- and don't ever come back. No matter what you do -- use a VPN, a secret router, etc. -- people will always find out your IP address.
@453: Are you insane or something? You never, ever encrypt a password with a static key. Hell, you should never, ever encrypt anything with a static key, but no one will ever listen to that one. The point is that you should hash a password with SHA512, Blake SP2, or something else even more secure, and salt it as well. But never encrypt userdata with a key that you can get. That just makes people distrust you even more because they know that you have the key, all the time, and can access their private data without them ever knowing about it. As 454 said, use an automated process that's securely encrypted in all ends to change the password, and ensure that even you, yourself, can never get the key, or manage to de-salt the information. If you have the decryption key then that defeats the entire point of security.
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