More informations about that Script GGG has running?

check7 .text 009C60B0 0000003D R . . . . T .
LaunchAndCommunicateWithACThread .text 009C60F0 00000084 R . . . . T .
CheckForDebuggerThread .text 009C6180 0000009D R . . . . . .
CheckForCheatThread .text 009C6250 000000DD R . . . . T .
LoadAC .text 009C63C0 00000052 R . . . . . .
LoadCryptedModulename .text 009C6420 00000078 R . . . . . .
loadModules .text 009C64A0 00000263 R . . . . . .
SomeHashFunction .text 009C6710 00000022 R . . . . T .
GetFlags .text 009C6740 00000034 R . . . . . .
CheckThreadEvent .text 009C6780 00000079 R . . . . . .
CheckExceptionEvent .text 009C6800 00000061 R . . . . . .
getDecryptedModuleName .text 009C6870 0000004D R . . . . T .
GetPoeHandle .text 009C68C0 0000005E R . . . . . .
GetSuspiciousProcessHandle .text 009C6920 00000093 R . . . . . .
randomBetween1And15 .text 009C69C0 0000004A R . . . . . .
decrypt .text 009C6A10 00000061 R . . . . . .
GetFlagForAction .text 009C6A80 000001A1 R . . . . T .
check1 .text 009C6C30 00000082 R . . . . T .
check2 .text 009C6CC0 0000004D R . . . . . .
check3 .text 009C6D10 0000004D R . . . . . .
check4 .text 009C6D60 00000052 R . . . . . .
check5 .text 009C6DC0 0000004C R . . . . . .
check6 .text 009C6E10 00000050 R . . . . . .
CheckModule .text 009C6E60 000000CD R . . . . . .
CheckForExeFileName .text 009C6F30 000000B3 R . . . . . .
PatternScanner .text 009C6FF0 000000A9 R . . . B . .
CheckForModifiedMemory .text 009C70A0 00000065 R . . . . . .
CheckExternalApplicationMemory .text 009C7110 000000DD R . . . . . .
CheckForWindowText .text 009C71F0 000000C3 R . . . . . .
CheckForForeignArea .text 009C72C0 000000AB R . . . . . .


There you go. yes it's right next to spyware, it detects certain exe's, files, hooks, dll injection methods. basically it scans your desktop down to routefiles. Personally I don't care as there is nothing malicious on my pc and yes GGG you can scan my PC I give you permission, maybe you might want to include this in your EULA so that the rest of us can agree to it

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Devilbliss wrote:

There you go. yes it's right next to spyware, it detects certain exe's, files, hooks, dll injection methods. basically it scans your desktop down to routefiles. Personally I don't care as there is nothing malicious on my pc and yes GGG you can scan my PC I give you permission, maybe you might want to include this in your EULA so that the rest of us can agree to it

My understanding is that scans active processes. If you have all the bots in the world on your computer but are running none of them, GGG won't know.

Can you show me otherwise?

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My understanding is that scans active processes. If you have all the bots in the world on your computer but are running none of them, GGG won't know.

Can you show me otherwise?

Yes your right it does scan active processes but also lays the foundation for quick update's which WILL catch the bot's. These bot programs leave very little if anything detectable by GGG hook's and DLL injection's are the easiest to spot, unfortunately from what I can see the boting programs seem to have been born from an overlay program so good luck getting them. Maybe this is the first step's for GGG and I support that, but they really should make us all aware of what their new system is doing we should all agree to it don't you think?

They also scan exe names. So in theory if you changed your notepad to "bottingprogramname".EXE and had it open when you boot up poe theres a possible ban coming your way.

Never understood GGG, guy's it's the simple things take away windowed mode take away 800x600 resolution, do that and the overlay programs are all gone. Maybe they won't be gone forever as in my opinion you can never stop a talented individual from attempting this kind of action but at least stop making it so easy for them

We have a saying where I am from where "You can't blame people for something they haven't done yet."

So while yes someday they may indeed decide to scan your computer to the core, they aren't at the moment. The day they do that quick update which let's them, is the day we should kill them for it. Agreed?

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We have a saying where I am from where "You can't blame people for something they haven't done yet."

So while yes someday they may indeed decide to scan your computer to the core, they aren't at the moment. The day they do that quick update which let's them, is the day we should kill them for it. Agreed?

yes agreed, but without EULA agreement how can they expect us to trust them

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Devilbliss wrote:

yes agreed, but without EULA agreement how can they expect us to trust them

Because they haven't done anything scummy yet in their history. Even their profit model is ethical. Someday they might be scumbags, and then they'll lose my trust.

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SPK_Radon wrote:

do i have to worry about my personal data?

You should. Functionality poe client now possess is borderline spyware at best.

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do i need to contact my lawyer ?

I do not think that it is possible to sue them, but I would advise to be careful and ever-watchful with any and all GGG products.

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SPK_Radon wrote:

do i have to worry about my personal data?
do i need to contact my lawyer ?

Wouldn't hurt to talk to one with a background in privacy laws. You never know what might pop up.
Maybe through this, they'll be forced to take the program down and you will have done the community a favour.
But it's up to you, really.

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Devilbliss wrote:

Never understood GGG, guy's it's the simple things take away windowed mode take away 800x600 resolution

ARE U CRAZY ? low fps at 800x600 imagine full screen LOL

You know stuff like gameguard or anti hack programs installed on your PC is a commonplace practice in games in the past.

People acting like this is new or something.