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Originally Posted by BlueMelon
Keyloggers are old, and would not be that much of a threat against your account security. Who manually types there graal password anyway? I can barely remember it.
Unless your infected with some kind of multi-virus for example a RAT (Remote administration tool) those things can get pretty nasty, features from keylogging to clipboard logging to remote desktop even.
If you people are up on your security and monitor your outgoing connections, you should be safe. Anyway, graal has also implemented to send an email to allow another computer to play your account. So I would suggest at most to change your password every so often  |
When people talk about Keyloggers they aren't referring to the literal act of logging your keystrokes and sending them to you. They're referring to malicious RATs.
Phishing and other social engineering methods are how most Graalians are being compromised these days. A majority of graal users probably have their password email still in their inbox.
Manually entering your password and not saving it is as secure as you can be. A memorized password is more secure than a password stored in your email or in a text file, and if they have their graal email they'll also have no problem getting the right password.
The PC ID system is not stable either and is only going to cause further annoyance, also considering that the system has flat out broke at times eliminates any kind of trust I would have in it.
On topic:
The big flaws with the account system need to be fixed and our tools updated to work with it. If it was implemented and finished properly we would of never had to make stupid threads about it.