An important note to all private trackers users

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Originally Posted by rvt

Simply avoid using dodgy sites or signing up to every single new site that is announced, and don't use the same password everywhere. That way, if you join one of the phishing sites (less likely if you don't sign up to brand new sites), you have not lost anything. If you are bruteforced on a site without protection, you have not lost anything.

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Quite right , just stick to L 10 trackers and you will be fine people :whistling

do u even read what people write ?

the only occassions where peoples torrent site accounts got "hacked" was when either the cookie was read or when the password was bruteforced in the form login of the site due to lack of ocr/captcha

there is not one fucking site in history that existed to fish peoples passwords, and if there was any i missed it so stop spreading fake info about other trackers or new trackers in general just cos your sysop or mod of a huge tracker and dont want competition.

Always include numbers inbetween your password field.

Example:
m9e3k2mk2

:D

No men, famous tracker mods said

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SECURE YOUR ACCOUNTS. DO NOT USE THE SAME PASSWORD AT MORE THAN ONE SITE! Unscrupulous operators at other sites can see your password and your email address, and use them to compromise any of your accounts which use the same login information.

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Personally, I was thinking exactly as u but the new info astonished me. Some trackers allow mods to access ur password I guess

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No men, famous tracker mods said

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SECURE YOUR ACCOUNTS. DO NOT USE THE SAME PASSWORD AT MORE THAN ONE SITE! Unscrupulous operators at other sites can see your password and your email address, and use them to compromise any of your accounts which use the same login information.

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Personally, I was thinking exactly as u but the new info astonished me. Some trackers allow mods to access ur password I guess

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FFS Read what rvt wrote. :slap:
The only sites where staff can see your pass are scam or phishing sites. :dabs:

OK I've read it, but anyway we must take all cautions.
There're trackers didn't open sign up years ago :)