Kind of says it all in the title but is there a big chance at being hacked through multiplayer on PC. I was playing Battlefield Hardline and this person kept changing the maps so it would keep going to the loading screen so I eventually had to completely quit the game. Am I just being paranoid. If anyone could help that'd be awesome!
What Are The Chances Of Being Hacked
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James Mason
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They're not hacking you they're hacking the server.
Just make sure you have like Windows Firewall turned on and you shouldn't have anything to worry about really about you actually being hacked.
Just make sure you have like Windows Firewall turned on and you shouldn't have anything to worry about really about you actually being hacked.
well the chances of you getting hacked are only slightly higher when you first install the game and open the ports on your computer but are no higher nor any lower when playing online with it. This is true for any and all online games it is not unique to Battlefeild Hardline.
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Well it depends on what you mean by hacked. If your meaning identity theft then that depends on how active and WHERE you use your credit card/debit card. But if you mean a RAT(remote administrative tool) then you can be hacked out of the blue. FYI in order to be "RATed" you have to have the Trojan(type of virus) on your computer. Meaning you had to download it or any other way it got on your device. Now 80% of the time people get RATed is because their friend is pulling a prank on them. Now password cracking is a big one. The biggest way people get their passwords hacked is because A they have extremely easy passwords and B they use the same password for everything. Now I will get into "depth" on one way you can get your password cracked. So for example you love this gaming website and you want to create an account. So you type in your email, account name, and lastly your password. Let's just say you use the same password for everthing(let's hope you don't after this). Then a hacker come along, his approach isn't to steal passwords but to destroy the websites database. So he uses a tactic called SQL injection. (SQL is a databased programming language) anyway so this hacker stumbles apon usernames, passwords, and emails. So now he has your email and the password to your email.
Sorry if I didn't cover what you wanted me to.
Btw I'm 14
Sorry if I didn't cover what you wanted me to.
Btw I'm 14
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