Do they hack you? How do I avoid this? Are they worth using? Is their dung bot shit? Thanks 
Powerbot?
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Jeff
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It's not always the company (in this case Powerbot) that hacks it's customers/users.
Every account detail (from my knowledge and experience) is stored in a database, and depending on how secure that database is, depends on the prone and risk of it being hacked by hackers.
After this hack, the hacker attains an 'account dump' which is an entire list of accounts usernames, passwords and bank pins.
This is why I highly advise never to store any of your account details in any bot client.
However with regards to RSbuddy, they claimed that all saved account details were stored on our personal PC, therefore these potential hackers were not a threat.
Powerbot is good and I used to use them, but just don't save any account details.
Every account detail (from my knowledge and experience) is stored in a database, and depending on how secure that database is, depends on the prone and risk of it being hacked by hackers.
After this hack, the hacker attains an 'account dump' which is an entire list of accounts usernames, passwords and bank pins.
This is why I highly advise never to store any of your account details in any bot client.
However with regards to RSbuddy, they claimed that all saved account details were stored on our personal PC, therefore these potential hackers were not a threat.
Powerbot is good and I used to use them, but just don't save any account details.
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Not that I'm aware. If they did hack you why would you even bother use them and why would you even ask how to avoid it? The simple answer to avoid it is not using it. And they are a free bot, you get what you pay for. And we don't know. Because it's not up yet.
Shortened version: No. Because they're not up yet.
Shortened version: No. Because they're not up yet.
A fair while ago a lot of accounts were hacked, as the "client" was in a public sharing space, (google), the hackers changed some coding, and of course accounts were hacked, this was a fair while ago, a few people have also been know to place "key loggers" in their scripts, I stay away.
Ok thanks for that, I might just stick to trusted scripts if I end up using them and I won't save any account details