Is RSBuddy really safe?

Honestly,
I never thought I'd start a thread about this but I'm starting to have some doubt.

I was playing another game than runescape, wasn't botting two of my accounts because they have a lot of gold and worthy things on them so I don't want to get banned on those accounts and when I tried to log on my accounts, none of them worked and I was 100% sure of my password since I changed it two weeks ago.

When I logged in, there was this different IP that I have never seen before and both of my bank PINs were attempted with multiple codes since it was blocked for 10 minutes each.

I went to the following conclusion:
I've been hacked by RSBuddy since I haven't installed anything, clicked on any pishing links, download any ''Hacks'' or anything like this.
Why I think it's RSBuddy?
My accounts information were written on RSBuddy except for Bank PIN since I had been running iDungeon that doesn't require the bank PIN.

Proceed with cautions, because if I am right, everyone using RSBuddy could lose a lot.

 

Rsbuddy is 100% safe, Stop blaming them for your miss-use of passwords/anti virus...

$10 says he clicked a link to something he shouldn't have

 

He never said that he was positive, therefore he's not blaming them.

OT: You never know who to trust over the internet, sometimes people just get too greedy, and have easy ways of covering it up.

 

Thanks for clarifying my point of view.
It just seems impossible for me but I guess I'll have to take extra security measure because what's on one of those accounts is worth a lot of money and work. :S

 

RsBuddy is safe to my knowledge, but I will keep that in mind, thanks

 

Is it possible to download a free rsbuddy script that contains malicious code?

 

Just don't add your account info to the bot and have a bank pin

 

not the ones from the website

 

All large botting sites are safe, Rsbot, NeXus, and Rsbuddy. The problem is the users usually login on a phishinh site, or download a keylogger. The bot developers make more money from advertising and the site donations/premiums than they would robbing accounts with maybe $50 worth of gp.

 

If you have a problem with Rsbuddy, either a) Don't put in your password in the account part or b) set a pin up and don't enter it in the account section. I don't recommend you do either, though, as I've used Rsbuddy since it's release and I have not had one problem with it.

 

I also believe RSBuddy is safe. You say you had a bank pin?

How did they crack that...? It's not possible.

 

RSBuddy is 100% safe.

It would be follly to think otherwise.
Regardless, if you have even a sense of doubt, simply don't enter your username and password if your that concerned, otherwise, do so with the knowledge that no harm shall be done.

 

OP probably got Java drive by'd.

 

$10 says you're a ban evader...
but ye, i too think rsbuddy is safe, so it had to be something else.

 

Well, from my personal expierence i haven't had any problems in 3 months using with rsbuddy.

 

Nothing is 100% safe... but RSBuddy hasn't had any major security problems to my knowledge (unlike RSBot - at one point thousands of account's information was put in an online pastebin by a hacker, and there have been several other incidents as well). I wouldn't leave hundreds of mils or anything in an account that RSBuddy had the info to though, just to be cautious.

 

Download Malwarebytes, you'd be surprised to see what you will find.

 

Very safe.

 

I've heard about this

 

i stick with neXus for a reason...