Haypi Windows Port

Anyway This idea was shunned by support no use arguing.

Anyway This idea was shunned by support no use arguing.

lmao i love how you finally come to the no arguing:)

Generally information like usernames and passwords are stored in databases that exist on servers. How would an application that edits memory values access, much less, hack into a server like that and retrieve arbitrary information such as a username or password?

It simply tries thousands of possible passwords until it gets the right one. Only way around this is to have the system lock up after so many incorrect password attempts, or make a strong passwords with numbers and symbols, etc.

he is right>>>


now for the person with the forum. one. yes you can dothat>.> but haypi would be able to track you easier

What you are talking about is what is called a bruteforce hacker which is a totally different thing than what i am talking about. A bruteforce hacker generates every possible combination of letters, numbers, and symbols in order to hack a users password. Almost every login system is vulnerable to this not just haypi. The only way to stop it is to have a lockout system, which im sure haypi does have so that would make that usless.

>.> HAYPI DOES NOT have one>>>