Husk574

I haven't played in like a year. I didn't even remember that there was a pin requirement, let alone a 6 digit pin, which could likely be brute forced in about half a second from native Kali Linux builds. The only way it could possibly be secure is if they actually use a proper SHA hashing algorithm to secure the pin peer to peer, and there is no way that is the case because it would cost too much money for a game company to use any decent usable system. I can't even begin to guess what my pin is because I actually understand the concept of how to secure my passwords, which includes not writing them down somewhere with prying eyes. Why are the security protocols so strict on this? It's completely ridiculous. The CSO and CEO should have their priorities called into attention for allowing such an anti-user method to exist on a platform that thrives only through giving the user a smooth experience. It's bad for business when you implement features that are going to drive people away from your item mall. <EDIT> Mods: If you feel the post goes too far you are free to delete it. Others: I will not go into any specifics of how to use Kali Linux, nor will I use it against NCSOFT on anyone's behalf including my own. I've been a customer of theirs since 2005 across several games (and accounts) and have about a 40% good experience with their customer service. Something always happens on a weekend, and as far as I have ever in seen they only work Monday-Friday.