ArmA 2 site hacked

[scajolly 14]

well when theres something like 100+ .php pages, including "poop500.php", "pampampampampam.php" (or something along those lines) and a shitload of other spam, of course I'm going to be pissed. I'm actually hoping that the whole "game" is over now, that the idiots fucked it up. Maybe that would get everybody to stop spamming this damn thread.

1) Your criticism rests on the premise that we were to have produced a .php page under /programs. Until we have the DOB of Miller, which'll come while I sleep no doubt, any input would've been guesswork. Even if nonsensical and stupid pages like fecalmatter500.php were made, it's not significant. Nobody were sitting in the Czech Republic going "Oh my god now I have to delete more of these pages".

Only the return of /programs after we work out the DOB (or find a similar clue) will mean we are meant to generate a link and access content. I think it's ridiculous to ponder the "game is over". That you hope so says more of your character.

2) "Everybody" is not spamming this thread. However, the volume has gone up a lot since people began to counter your assessment of the 'game' with their own perceptions.

[ben_s 11]

There is ftp access to p8h8 server (ftp://www.p8h8.info) but no luck with login and password - maybe Miller's date of birth is the password

I don't think the FTP is a part of the enigma, but hell, you could always try a few numbers from the hacks so far.

[W0lle 1052]

OK

For the last time now: Stop spamming this thread with pointless crap that does nothing to solve the thing. And again: This is a forum, not an online chat.

And if this thread and the 'hacks' is annoying to anyone, then just stay out of it. No one forcing you to read here.

I'm slowly getting tired of cleaning the spam, chat and quoted pictures here several times per day. If you think you can raise your postcount by spamming this thread with nonsense then better think again, you may up with an even lower postcount in the end. ;)

[gammadust 12]

This.

Some people put considerable work into this puzzle, including catching up on this spam fest thread for hours on end, staying up to get the clues as they happen, spending hours editing the wiki. One of us even took the day to drive for 5 hours to get to a destination. To think that this game is now ruined by someone who couldn't stop themselves from writing 'imwolleandplaceboslostchild' php, obvious idiotic spam, is an insult. I can understand a few of those popping up, but hundreds? What could you have been thinking?

I am sorry but "imwolleandplaceboslostchild" is has valid a test has is "Scott.Miller.born.500.php" despite a slightly more educated guess, at this point in the game it can be just as good. There is no way to know it. If by the slightest out of step an hipothesis is the game breaks... the game is badly constructed and enters contingency mode... (maybe site down, who knows).

So: I disagree!

I'll spoil ^^ instead, and let that be my last say on the issue.

Edited May 11, 2011 by gammadust

[I_NoFu_I 0]

http://armaenigma.com/index.php?title=Wednesday,_May_11th_2011,_06:00_CEST#the_rest_no_dates_.28extracted_from_a_hacked_version_of_seeker.exe.29

Who put in June 22 for Miller?

Edit was done by IP: 66.90.73.223

Schancky look:

http://66.90.73.223

What this ??

[ben_s 11]

Whats the login?

To the FTP? That's a good question.

One would assume it has something to do with Miller.

I'm going to guess it's along the lines of :

Username : Miller

Pass : Millers DoB

.. That's assuming the FTP part is a part of this, and not just a side-effect we've uncovered.

[max power 21]

I am sorry but "imwolleandplaceboslostchild" is has valid a test has is "Scott.Miller.born.500.php" despite a slightly more educated guess, at this point in the game it can be just as good. There is no way to know it. If by the slightest out of step an hipothesis is the game breaks... the game is badly constructed and enters contingency mode... (maybe site down, who knows).

So: I disagree!

How many tests before you know it works? 50? 100? 1000?

Your tests were so legitimate that BIS shut down the website.

Edited May 11, 2011 by Max Power

[Schancky 10]

NoFu;1920898']Schancky look:

http://66.90.73.223

What this ??

IP Lookup Result for 66.90.73.223

IP address: 66.90.73.223

Host of this IP: .

Organization: FDCservers.net

ISP: FDCservers.net

City: Chicago

Country: United States

State: Illinois

http://www.ipaddress.com/ip_lookup/66.90.73.223 :confused:

[Nicholas 5]

I don't think we have yet found the meaning of the latest clue. Is there a message within the dates, or what had happened that day?

[sabre4809 0]

Since his DOB after 1989ish so to have been in the Army or Navy or Airforce, then do selection, then join X-Squadron. That puts his active time period quite abit later than Harvest Red(So he can't have been a undercover Spukayev SIS operative like some suggested). It also put any campaign/story with him as the main protagonist probably post ION campaign, which is logical anyway.

Does anyone know if the Lopetev and Bardak Facebook pages where BIS made or Fanmade? Maybe CPT. Scott Miller SBS is on and theres something to be found?

Edited May 11, 2011 by SAbre4809

[fransie 1]

NoFu;1920898']Schancky look:

http://66.90.73.223

What this ??

ip2location.com says it's hosted by fdcservers.net' date=' and located in Illinois.

On that website, the most recent news item states:

12/01/2010

FDCServers.net is very excited to announce its expansion into EU market. Our dedicated servers and colocation packages will be available out of [b']Zlin, Czech republic [/b]starting mid January of 2011. This new location will offer better network performance for our EU client base and additional service options for clients looking for load balanced servers and connectivity between US and EU. Initial connectivity in EU will be supplied by multiple 10GE uplinks from TINET and TELIA.

Suspicious...

[gammadust 12]

How many tests before you know it works? 50? 100? 1000?

Your tests were so legitimate that BIS shut down the website.

It was a last say :)

[I_NoFu_I 0]

So ""Scott Miller born" - 22 June ... " from 66.90.73.223 is a fake ???

[maddogx 13]

We will know by tomorrow.

[rundll.exe 12]

OK thats a bit weird, because normal users do not browse (and post stuff to the wiki) using the same IP as where some webhost is running right?

Ofc it can be a some advanced user with apache and cpanel running on his home connection, but the IP lookup makes that unlikely...

edit: the webmaster email is [email protected] ...

But I think all of this is unrelated anyway :)

Edited May 11, 2011 by rundll.exe

[dbrant 0]

Not likely a home user

They have an ftp server running as well

ftp://66.90.73.223/pub/

[Nicholas 5]

Date Modified 3/30/11 7:49:00 PM

Don't really think it's related.

[marceldev89 89]

Remember that it also could be someone doing this from his working location, like probably more people here. :)

[sprayer_faust 0]

Probably just somebody masking himself (proxy)... So ---> fake. Forget it.

http://www.robtex.com/ip/66.90.73.223.html

[Schancky 10]

Just had a PM from a user Kamran:

Hi,

Who put in June 22 for Miller?

Edit was done by IP: 66.90.73.223

22nd June 2001 is "Flashpoint 1985" release date.

A webserver responds on http://66.90.73.223/ , maybe a proxyserver for anonymisation?

Kind regards,

Kamran

I went to search is post but go no hits :S

EDIT:

Only other visitors to his page are Dwarden (BI Dev) and Zipper (Mod) (and me)

Hmmmm....

EDIT 2: Why didn't he just post in the thread?

Edited May 11, 2011 by Schancky

[Steakslim 1]

How many tests before you know it works? 50? 100? 1000?

Your tests were so legitimate that BIS shut down the website.

They shut it down because we were getting too close to the TRUTH. Someone get dox on Wolle and Placebo, where they've been in the last 10 years, and birth certificates!

[cannonouscrash 12]

Just had a PM from a user Kamran:

I went to search is post but go no hits :S

EDIT:

Only other visitors to his page are Dwarden (BI Dev) and Zipper (Mod) (and me)

Hmmmm....

Seems like someone is trying to... put us out our misery?

[gammadust 12]

It is possible that, since the seeker.exe was throwing results at a certain expected pace, that would allow only for timely disclosures.

What might not have been expected was that someone could reverse engineer the exe and get the results earlier. Rushing stuff too fast.

[mattxr 9]

It is possible that, since the seeker.exe was throwing results at a certain expected pace, that would allow only for timely disclosures.

What might not have been expected was that someone could reverse engineer the exe and get the results earlier. Rushing stuff too fast.

That was my thoughts too, that stuff was encrypted for a reason, i bet BIS didnt think we would take everything they gave us apart bit by bit untill there was nothing left ^^ :p this community is dangerous when you feed it information :p

[odjob 0]

Perhaps BIS is trying a new copyprotection and lets us betatest it.

Ofcourse no discussions about that on the forums ;)