Maybe this is old ...I dont know but its disturbing. The code send by the Unreal Tournament game allows hackers to take over your computer.
http://www.nu.nl/news.jsp?n=346539&c=55
http://www.nu.nl/news.jsp?n=346539&c=55
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no, "its in the latest version Unreal Tournament 2004 aswell as the previous series..."auriel said:who cares.. its only ut2k4 :cool:
http://news.com.com/Critical+flaw+found+in+game+software/2100-1043_3-5244067.html?tag=nefd.topapex said:
IceDragon said:(no hackzor gives a shit bout me anyway )
isnt it like this with everything in the world?humpo said:Anyone can do that if they know how
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AnthraX said:the news item is utter bs, the only thing you can do by abusing this leak is making a server crash. The solution is to replace IPServer.u, replace it by a new file that has the same code but doesn't have the gamespy code (wich is deprecated anyway). You can find a file like this on www.anticheat.co.uk, it's called securevalidate. The exploit doesn't affect clients!
Uhm, I think you'll find it's the entire udp protocol that's affected, not just a "gamespy specific" section (if there is such a thing).AnthraX said:the news item is utter bs, the only thing you can do by abusing this leak is making a server crash. The solution is to replace IPServer.u, replace it by a new file that has the same code but doesn't have the gamespy code (wich is deprecated anyway). You can find a file like this on www.anticheat.co.uk, it's called securevalidate. The exploit doesn't affect clients!