On the other hand, it only applies to the copy of the object the griefer is using. If you use the Firestorm viewer, you can use the command in Avatar > Avatar Health > Stop Animations and Revoke Permissions to thwart this. He will only have the permission to force you to do animations.no other permissions, such as the ability to attach things to your avatar, are involved. He does have to be in the same region as you to do this. Once it has this permission, the object's owner can animate your avatar without your consent. But this exploit takes the permission to animate you permanently. Most things, of course, only take permission to animate your avatar until you stop the animation by standing up, or by using the Stop Animations command. I'll try to shed a little clarity here.įirst - yes, there is an exploit that can be put into something you sit on.
Second life griefing tools internet password#
The days of using 'password1' as a password are long gone. The website likely made you try again until you came up with a sufficiently secure password. What you were seeing is a warning that the password you wanted to use is too simple and therefore easily guessed. I don't know if any other viewer has something like that.Īs for the brute force thing: You weren't being brute forced. In Firestorm you can try 'Stop avatar animations & revoke permissions'. They fool you into giving them permission. basically a follower with a follow distance of zero. It could have been something like an octopus that was scripted to go to you (or whoever the owner targeted). The thing you were seeing didn't need to be attached to you.
Second life griefing tools internet software#
In a brute force attack, automated software is used to generate a large number of consecutive guesses as to the value of the desired data. The password reset attempts on the second life website - i kept getting this error: Very Weak, time to brute-force: instantĪ brute force attack is a trial-and-error method used to obtain information such as a user password or personal identification number (PIN). I sat on something, and that is how my perms were stolen.įrom what i researched, perms is related to animations? No i did not give this person permission to edit my stuff. I dont know if i will be successful for another reset attempt. Someone suggested i reset my password.but around that same time my perms were stolen, i tried to reset my password and kept getting hit with Brute Force - where i could not change password until i chose some long ass nonsensical password. Could it be accomplished thru perms? Would anyone know how this can be accomplished? From what i read, perms only allows someone to animate or deform my avatar. Could it be related to restrained love?Ī couple of years ago, someone stole my perms. Coolviewer does not offer restrained love to allow or not, after i logged back in on Singularity (restrained love is disabled), the serpent/snake was no longer showing. I was just parked on my parcel and this just showed up. This showed up on my viewer view, i could not right click item and no matter where i moved my view, this seemed to be attached to my avatar/screen view. I suspect this would fall under abuse or griefing.
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