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P Mod Talks About Detection System.

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Rhodesy said:
jagex wouldn't tell P-mods anything, it'll get easier leaked, he's bull-shitting.
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This. C'mon if it got leaked jagex would be in for the shits.
 
Psywar1 said:
If you want to be a 'grammar nazi', you'll have to learn that starting a sentence with 'and' is not proper English.

On topic: What Benwise said is probably closer to the truth - this image is probably fake anyway.
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The image is real. I took it while i was checking up on my bots and started talking to this p mod.
 
They can not 'scan your computer' as that is an invasion of privacy which invades the privacy act in the United States. They can scan your RuneScape cache, but anything outside of that is restricted. That's complete bullshit, how they honestly detect botters now days is to find multiple people doing the same movements and actions (algorithms as well) in a script to play the game for you. If they see a similarity for long periods of time you get flagged. After being flagged for a few days to a week and you continue to bot you can get banned (or even if you bot within that particular amount of time) there's no way to see if you get flagged or not, but you can see if you have increased randoms, that would be a sign to stop for awhile

benwise90 said:
He's talking about the Jagex Cache in your C:/... considering it's modified when you use bots (or, for RSbot it was) they can just check the cache you're using and they can find out.

.jagex_cache_32 or whatever.

The Pmod had it right on, just he misunderstood what really happens.
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The only bots doing this are BCEC clients from what I know. Reflection bots do not modify your cache. Therefore as they have the right to view your cache, and you use a BCEC client then your account is more at risk apposed from using a reflection, yes? There has been debates on if BCEC clients are more detectable than reflection, which I've always said BCEC clients are more detectable than reflection. Not sure who is right here, but you have a point that I'm adding onto.
 
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Eric L. said:
They are a player moderator for a reason. They get access to information that us regular members do not have. So...before you talk shit about what he's saying, how about thinking that Player Moderator's help Jagex stop rule breakers, including botters. I just believe the mod is a moron for revealing that information if it actually is true.
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Maybe some of us posting here are also moderators?

And the moderator in the picture wasn't telling the truth, far from it.
 
I highly doubt this. They shouldn't have access in our computers whatsoever.
 
Marine Clark said:
Hasnt anyone learned anyone with any authority on rs is basically Bullshit?, ive been reported for macroing and i was but didnt get banned.
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That mean they didn't have enough proof to ban you.
 
If they are doing this, they will have to give Malware to your computer, doing this...well this sums it up.

Malware is illegal in a lot of jurisdictions, but there isn't somebody that you can contact to track down and arrest those bozos.

One problem is that tracking down those bozos can be damn near impossible. Let's say your computer got hacked. What sorts of logs do you keep regarding your network traffic? If you are an average user, probably none. So there's no evidence at all about who infected you. But then, what if you are someone who keeps these sorts of logs? Well, then you find out that the person responsible for hacking your computer was some middle aged housewife in the middle of Iowa. Only she barely knows how to turn her computer on. Some hacker decided to turn her computer into a zombie, so she has been sending out infections all over the internet and hasn't realized it. So now what? There's no evidence on this housewife's computer about where the original infection came from, so your trail runs cold right here.

And what if by some miracle you do happen to track down the original guy who started the malware, and he happens to be in some place like Nigeria? Are you going to ring up the Nigerian police and expect them to help you? They will recover lots of money for you, and they only need your bank account information so they know where to deposit your recovered millions of dollars (paging Crandall Spondular...).

It's not all bad news, though. Earlier this month, police in Spain arrested 3 people who were responsible for malware that infected about 13 million computers.

Here's the thing, though. Police are going after guys like that, who infect millions upon millions of computers. They don't have the time or resources to go after small time hackers. If you are just one person with one infected computer, the police don't really have the time or resources to help you.
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Short City People said:
If they are doing this, they will have to give Malware to your computer, doing this...well this sums it up.
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Malware is illegal in a lot of jurisdictions, but there isn't somebody that you can contact to track down and arrest those bozos.

One problem is that tracking down those bozos can be damn near impossible. Let's say your computer got hacked. What sorts of logs do you keep regarding your network traffic? If you are an average user, probably none. So there's no evidence at all about who infected you. But then, what if you are someone who keeps these sorts of logs? Well, then you find out that the person responsible for hacking your computer was some middle aged housewife in the middle of Iowa. Only she barely knows how to turn her computer on. Some hacker decided to turn her computer into a zombie, so she has been sending out infections all over the internet and hasn't realized it. So now what? There's no evidence on this housewife's computer about where the original infection came from, so your trail runs cold right here.

And what if by some miracle you do happen to track down the original guy who started the malware, and he happens to be in some place like Nigeria? Are you going to ring up the Nigerian police and expect them to help you? They will recover lots of money for you, and they only need your bank account information so they know where to deposit your recovered millions of dollars (paging Crandall Spondular...).

It's not all bad news, though. Earlier this month, police in Spain arrested 3 people who were responsible for malware that infected about 13 million computers.

Here's the thing, though. Police are going after guys like that, who infect millions upon millions of computers. They don't have the time or resources to go after small time hackers. If you are just one person with one infected computer, the police don't really have the time or resources to help you.
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yes, that applies to most malware/spyware/viruses. A big company like jagex doing it to everyone who plays their game would be much easier to catch. The English police would also be more helpful than the Nigerian police in your example. Sorry, but that article really has nothing to do with this.
 
Psywar1 said:
If you want to be a 'grammar nazi', you'll have to learn that starting a sentence with 'and' is not proper English.
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grasshopper1494 said:
I have heard of numerous stories where they weren't even botting and got a ban, so it is bs.

And I know they don't 'scan' someones computer, thats an invasion of privacy.
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Exactly. There is no way they can scan your computer because if they were able to do that then they would also be able to ban all other accounts used on your computer and I've botted numerous accounts with my main NEVER being even looked at.
 
Rofl... Pmod is talking out of his ass.
There is no way in hell they can scan your computer through a couple of data files / java programs.
 
Valve does something similar with their anti-cheating software, it would be fair to assume jagex check the cache file for inconsistencies.
 
lol how would a p mod know? dumb...
 
Been around the pmod/fmod scene long enough to know he wouldn't.
 
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