Like I said, the HWID itself wouldn't be shared. When you ban a SteamID
there would be something you would add to the ban command to issue a HWID
ban on that SteamID as well.
On Sat, Aug 24, 2013 at 12:27 AM, Mart-Jan Reeuwijk wrote:
> Steamguard generates a random number for the client, which i
Steamguard generates a random number for the client, which is "linked" to the
machine afaik with the steam client. You cannot get that one, that would be
bad.
The HWID, is generated at installation of steam I think, and is probably passed
on to Valve at logon every time. Never really looked at
It really depends on how the HWID is generated and if they're fuzzy or not.
It could literally be as simple as a 1 digit change to a MAC address on a
NIC that's not even active, or it could stamp every piece of hardware that
it can pull unique information from and fuzzy the shit out of it.
On Fri
We've had a handful of these as well. It got to a point where we issued a 'ban
on sight' order with 'alt account of ' as an acceptable ban reason
without significant evidence. I think at one point it was even reported to his
ISP and he got disconnected so he had to explain to mummy and daddy why
SMAC doesn't detect everything, and neither does others server side ACs.
Some hacks are even designed to detect that SMAC is running on the server
and disable features that are detected.
2013/8/23 Mart-Jan Reeuwijk
> lol, that reminds me of a cheater years ago (~4-5 years), that always went
> c
lol, that reminds me of a cheater years ago (~4-5 years), that always went
cheating on a DODS server. Admins banned his account, 2 minutes later he was on
the server again with another account. Every month he bought about 10-15
accounts to cheat ONLY on that community's server (no bans or stats
On 23/08/2013 01:43, Scruppy Dawg wrote:
Everyone knows the HWIDs are stored due to Steamguard (Or some form of
HWID, anyway). Couldn't Valve simply add something so that server
operators, when banning a SteamID, can also elect to ban the associated
HWID? The HWID never needs to be exposed to the
On 05/08/2013, at 10:33 PM, Robin wrote:
> I've contacted the support and they says that I should mention that this is a
> GRE tunnel with DNAT.
> I don't know if that matters?
If they are not doing SNAT, your default route will need to point to the GRE
tunnel. Otherwise, your reply will egress
This must be the most amazing idea someone made this year!
+100!
Valve please make this happen.
2013/8/23 AnAkIn
> HWIDS are not stored due to Steam Guard. It only uses a cookie that is
> stored on your computer.
> They do keep HWIDs to keep a list of the accounts you connected to.
> Le 23 ao
HWIDS are not stored due to Steam Guard. It only uses a cookie that is
stored on your computer.
They do keep HWIDs to keep a list of the accounts you connected to.
Le 23 août 2013 02:45, "Scruppy Dawg" a écrit :
> Everyone knows the HWIDs are stored due to Steamguard (Or some form of
> HWID, anyw
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