Hackers?
- Thread starter DjVortex
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In another thread Robert closed as a dupe, this video was posted.
Did hackers unlock some kind of new weapon?
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXl4l6Sf6W4&ab_channel=veejay
Did hackers unlock some kind of new weapon?
Doubtful, looks like something to test FPS.
As others have reported yes commander validating was a valid Commander name at one time.
Regarding the location you're going to, most of us always do that in Solo.
Does this solve the code security problem?
hard to make the code hacker proof when the hacker has total control of the machine running the code
consoles are in a much better position in this regard, but this comes at a cost
I honestly don't understand what this is referring to, or an answer to, or a solution for. What location? Do what in Solo? I don't understand.
Jameson Memorial appears in the vid.
I see.
But as mentioned, I don't think it matters. The system chat is still functional even in solo mode (you still see chatter from other players), and likewise fleet carriers.
I never see system chat while in solo unless I select that option. I see navy ship spam chat.
Most governments, big internet companies, apple, microsoft, telephone network providers, etc seem to find it very hard to make something secure...
That's because it is hard. Networks are generally about access, making something that is accessible hard to access is working at cross purposes, especially when you get dumb humans involved.
Closed networks are great. 
you mean hackers like this guy? he mapped all of the Star´s in this System, and the Black Holes
While it is an attackers game, it's just not a high enough priority for most of the companies you see get hacked and they barely spend any resources on it.
For instance our GSM network protocols are already very old and completely compromised, but efforts to build 5G on newer and secure protocols have been resisted by many governments (one wonders why). The result is that even something like 5G is completely compromised.
Then there are companies like MS that makes products where opening an email, or displaying an icon can completely compromise you. Also companies running ancient and compromised software simply because it would cost money to redo it. The examples are abundant.
And in the end anything you connect to the outside world can probably be hacked..
But in this case I don't think anyone should worry too much about Elite's chat displaying messages...
Although that one was right on the foot, i see no need to go that hard.
True, that was harsh.