[Sreaper]

Originally Posted by HvG Community Whatever, i won't do online buisniss with anyone from now on. I will improve my coding skills and make stuff i need. This was such a fucken waste.

Wow dude calm down. Changing your forum location to "killing scammers" is not very professional either. Have you made any attempts to backtrace his messages and contact the cyber police? That would be the first step in resolving this dispute.

[HvG Community]

Originally Posted by Sreaper Wow dude calm down. Changing your forum location to "killing scammers" is not very professional either. Have you made any attempts to backtrace his messages and contact the cyber police? That would be the first step in resolving this dispute.

lol is this a joke or something? i should contact interpol and fbi for 50$?
i disputed paypal payment, im just gonna wait now..

[friagram]

As I said, bad form.

Posting private stuff public is #1 way to be sure that nobody will ever make private stuff for you again.
Likewise, getting stuff second hand without informing the author is probably #2
Buying something, and then giving it to someone else to work on, probably #3

It's true that the author can't do much about anything you chose to do, except refuse to deal with you anymore. Most know each other too, so word will get around. Should probably think on this, as it may become difficult for you to find people to work on any future projects you may have.

Also, it's the holidays, people are busy and may take time to respond.

[HvG Community]

Originally Posted by friagram As I said, bad form. Posting private stuff public is #1 way to be sure that nobody will ever make private stuff for you again. Likewise, getting stuff second hand without informing the author is probably #2 Buying something, and then giving it to someone else to work on, probably #3 It's true that the author can't do much about anything you chose to do, except refuse to deal with you anymore. Most know each other too, so word will get around. Should probably think on this, as it may become difficult for you to find people to work on any future projects you may have. Also, it's the holidays, people are busy and may take time to respond.

No problem because as i said, im only going to make deals with myself and maybe a close range of people i got in friends list at the moment.
This happened more then a month ago, he just couldn't bother to reply to me.

[HvG Community]

Originally Posted by friagram As I said, bad form. Posting private stuff public is #1 way to be sure that nobody will ever make private stuff for you again. Likewise, getting stuff second hand without informing the author is probably #2 Buying something, and then giving it to someone else to work on, probably #3 It's true that the author can't do much about anything you chose to do, except refuse to deal with you anymore. Most know each other too, so word will get around. Should probably think on this, as it may become difficult for you to find people to work on any future projects you may have. Also, it's the holidays, people are busy and may take time to respond.

1) posting private stuff, very funny.. it just so happends that this private stuff is from a guy who scaammed for for 50$ and private stuff doesn't even work. So im handing it out public for someone more experienced then me to try and fix it.
i didnt feel need to ask author, since he was mostly ignoring my messages and he never told me that protecton is possible to take off, he just told me that its impossible for it to work unless he adds server IP to his software or database.

[VoiDeD]

Fun fact: this is same person behind this debacle.

And he also exploited a vulnerability in another website to steal TF2 items.

You would have at least seen the warning signs if you checked his SteamREP.

[friagram]

Well, protecting software that requires sourcecode to be provided is futile anyways.
All code should be human readable, not obfuscated by bizarre includes and native replacements.
Regardless of this, you seem oblivious to the fact that people take a lot of time to develop plugins. Same goes for public plugins, and you know, it gets old after a while. People just try to strip them down and force them to work on admin flags so they can profit off of everything, or they just complain about random features. It's great when people decide to do things themselves, write their own code. If you ever do manage to do so yourself, perhaps you'll realize these things.

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by friagram As I said, bad form. Posting private stuff public is #1 way to be sure that nobody will ever make private stuff for you again. Likewise, getting stuff second hand without informing the author is probably #2 Buying something, and then giving it to someone else to work on, probably #3 It's true that the author can't do much about anything you chose to do, except refuse to deal with you anymore. Most know each other too, so word will get around. Should probably think on this, as it may become difficult for you to find people to work on any future projects you may have. Also, it's the holidays, people are busy and may take time to respond.

The author is the same guy who used an exploit to upload his own ad plugin to thousands of CS:GO servers to make some quick cash last year.

I don't think that anyone here will lose sleep over anything of his getting leaked, but you'd be a fool to run anything from him without a careful audit of the full source.

Edit: VoiDeD beat me to it.

[HvG Community]

I didn't know he did scams before ... i hope i don't have keylogger or something on my computer.
I did make scripts but they are alot simpler then this one friagram. Oh and they work.

[VoiDeD]

Originally Posted by psychonic you'd be a fool to run anything from him without a careful audit of the full source.

I want to emphasize this point. There's a lot of potentially exploitable cruft in that plugin you linked: lots of executables, lots of compiled plugins. I'd be very wary of running any of it given denes's history.