The bridge script cannot hack your system(and that's a pretty strong allegation to make too, not a wise move since it's not something you can possibly prove but rather an assumption) Umm, what you say, isn't possible, at all. I guess the next question would be is there any way this claim could be accurate? Where is the bridge gathering data and is that line of communication vulnerable to hacks? AND even if it were, would hacking an object in someone's inventory grant access to account details?.including accout password? I prefer to move about naturally rather than click TPing and generally don't concern myself wth things like who is flying around beyond my draw distance.īut anyway, helpful stuff but not crucial to your viewer functioning *shrug Looking over it's listed functions, those are things I never really use, so I would be just fine most of the time to just delete the bridges if I was suspicious of them. From thie wiki, if you click on the link for the firestorm bridge, it takes you to the page for the pheonix one, so.same thing essentially? anyhow, it's here. Probably should start with the actual info from thier site about what it is and what it does. So yea, maybe that makes some people nervous. But I have always been curious as to what the bridge actually does and why it would be necessary to have one. I've been on FS since it's release and had no such issues. Also, we should try to make Linden Labs aware of this issue, they seem to think that they have checked ALL the code for the Phoenix and Firestorm, but the backdoors are still there, nothing has changed since Emerald as it's still based on the same code. Everybody should use the second life viewer and delete all the bridges they can find in their inventory. They hacked the old account again, so now I have the proof needed to point out that the third party viewers are a security issue. Well boys and girls, it happened again not later than 4 hours ago. I am now using a BRIDGE FREE account, which I created after the third hack attempt, but have left them on the old account, just to see if it would happen again, despite Linden Labs assurances that it wouldn't.
The bridges is the way used by the bastards, that utilize the third party viewers to hack accounts. Then I got hacked again and again, till someone pointed out one thing to me, even though I was using the official Second Life viewer 2, I didn't delete the bridges that the third party viewers create on SL on your account in your inventory. I was initially using a third party viewer, Firestorm, but I was not anymore since the first time I got hacked. Lindens did react quickly the first time and a bit amazed the second time. I have an account that has been hacked for the 4th time within 2 months, thank god I took everything off after the second time and got reemboursed for all the real money they tried to steal.
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