An email would arrive with an attachment. Sadly, it isn't as secure as it should be, but something so big is a huge target and even more so when so much money is involved.Ĭlick to expand.Technically yes. Read here Blizzard Support Page on Networking indicating that hacking the data stream is a bannable offense. Given that there are many stand alone bots (not ones that feed through the client) and that there are stand alone server emulators, it is clear that the data stream must have been compromised. BUT in this case you need to have the client and with enough time, it could be reverse engineered and thus the IV extracted. The IV for the encryption is also a secret. First is that the source of the key is controlled, in this case it really isn't controlled hard enough. The encryption scheme works (AES included) by making a few careful assumptions. BUT compromising the server isn't all that easy and thus yeah, some sort of malware was likely used. It's all quite easy to do once the server has been compromised. It can see when a communication path is created with it's source and destination and then snoop that channel. What I was saying from the beginning is that if one of the servers along the path that data is communicating to the Blizzard servers has been compromised, then no, they can still watch the packets as it flows through the system.

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