Hi,
I have a question, basically the situation is this.
I play an online game called OGAME, been playing for a year and recently have been banned for account sharing, this confused me as I havent to my knowledge been account sharing so I asked for evidence which came in the form of logon times giving two different cities (plymouth and Peterborough) within 30 minutes of one another at times, when I checked the times I realised that they would have been lunchtime at work (but I work in Plymouth).
So my question is this - would it be possible to logon to the work network in plymouth but the game operators are seeing an ip address in Peterborough? I have no idea of how these things work, it seems unlikley but I can see no other reason for the data i have been shown.
The Go doesnt think its possible but for my own sanity I want to know if it is.
Thanks in advance.
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| 30Sep2007,23:41 | #2 |
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It's possible to spoof an IP address, or to use a proxy, but it would have to be an overt attempt on someone's part.
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Go4Expert Founder
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| 1Oct2007,04:46 | #3 |
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It could be that your username / password is used by your colleagues.
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Newbie Member
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| 12Dec2007,04:59 | #4 |
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My Question is about scanning a remote IP and finding a router as usual........Well what do I need to do to see past the router weather I have access to the Router or not
How do I scan the computers behind a router (linksys) Thanks
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