[xyz] 45m Baron run under 6 mins.

[coni]

Awesome imo, im doing this atm and im doing 4 minute runs ^^

[run32.dll]

/yawn ... repost, sry no rep for you mr., probably not many people noticed this post because the old public version of awwe's positioning hack got detected by warden back in these days. So for safety I added [fixed] to the post so noobs will not get there accounts banned. ofc the exploit is still possible if you have an undetected or private hack, like 'Equ1N0X' said in the post too

solo kill Baron Rivendare without trash - 01-22-2008:
http://www.mmowned.com/forums/wow-ex...tml#post544817

[puppychow]

No flame from here - just some.. Notes.

First off all:
Blizzard doesn't have logs of every who kills Baron. If you think about how many that takes Baron down - every day.
I'll guess atleast 300 groups take him down - every day.

I haven't played WoW in ~2 years, but, I know that there's a lot of PuG's running around killing Baron.

But yeah - my point is that they don't save logs for everyone who kills Baron
They check if you have this app open with this MD5-hash, or this name.

That's atleast what my guess is. I don't think that they would check logs :s.
I guess Warden have a built-in XYZ-detector?
Or well, once a XYZ hack was made in AutoIt. Dunno if it still is, but Blizzard kinda noticed that a lot of hacks were made in AutoIt, so they searched for AU3 files, but then people changed to EXE's, and so on.

This post doesn't make any sense, but just try to read it -.-

There are two parts to Blizzard protection - client side and server side. client-side is scan.dll and warden. scan.dll runs MD5 hashes of apps/DLLs (BEFORE you login) and warns you of anything suspicious, whether its trojans, bots, hacks, etc. warden checks in-process for modifications to wow (AFTER login, most of the checks are right after login, some are minutes later, some are random times) and flags the account if anything is found, it pretty much is an auto ban if warden finds anything.

Server side however Blizzard logs EVERYTHING. Everything you type. Everything you kill and loot. Where you go and what you do. Tons and tons and tons of stuff. Most of it just sits on the server for a few months unused (i think 3) and then is tossed/archived, but GMs can go back and look at a lot of it. If you wait too long GMs respond back that they can't look at data that old - try to restore an item you deleted 6 months ago, you usually can't.

Its very easy to test, I petitioned a GM a few months ago to give an alt a enchant formula I looted from a regular instance run, and a few hours later the GM replied back that they have no record of my alt being on that instance run, and they even listed the other members of my party that were present during the trash kill. Of course on really busy weeks GMs just usually do whatever you ask of them, right after patch 3.02 I got a GM to give my friend some Hyjal items I looted, they didn't even bother checking whether he was there, just wanted to go through tickets quickly I guess.

Anyways the point is they could easily catch people farming Baron with hacks, if you're going to do it be safe and kill ziggurat bosses first so it looks legit. Just porting straight to Baron and killing him is not smart.

[selafane]

I realized it was a re post....and i don't give a shit about rep....i just put this up for like i said for the new comers who are to lazy to use the search function and for ppl new to xyz

[Roger Fang]

Thats really rather cool

[bonzai299]

Hmmm sounds interesting. My personal favorite method is using the model edit, but this would work too.

[Cypher]

No flame from here - just some.. Notes.

First off all:
Blizzard doesn't have logs of every who kills Baron. If you think about how many that takes Baron down - every day.
I'll guess atleast 300 groups take him down - every day.

I haven't played WoW in ~2 years, but, I know that there's a lot of PuG's running around killing Baron.

But yeah - my point is that they don't save logs for everyone who kills Baron
They check if you have this app open with this MD5-hash, or this name.

That's atleast what my guess is. I don't think that they would check logs :s.
I guess Warden have a built-in XYZ-detector?
Or well, once a XYZ hack was made in AutoIt. Dunno if it still is, but Blizzard kinda noticed that a lot of hacks were made in AutoIt, so they searched for AU3 files, but then people changed to EXE's, and so on.

This post doesn't make any sense, but just try to read it -.-

Please refrain from posting speculation on things you don't understand (ie Warden). You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

[noj123]

No flame from here - just some.. Notes.

First off all:
Blizzard doesn't have logs of every who kills Baron. If you think about how many that takes Baron down - every day.
I'll guess atleast 300 groups take him down - every day.

I haven't played WoW in ~2 years, but, I know that there's a lot of PuG's running around killing Baron.

But yeah - my point is that they don't save logs for everyone who kills Baron
They check if you have this app open with this MD5-hash, or this name.

That's atleast what my guess is. I don't think that they would check logs :s.
I guess Warden have a built-in XYZ-detector?
Or well, once a XYZ hack was made in AutoIt. Dunno if it still is, but Blizzard kinda noticed that a lot of hacks were made in AutoIt, so they searched for AU3 files, but then people changed to EXE's, and so on.

This post doesn't make any sense, but just try to read it -.-

WoW has changed alot in 2 years

I believe they do keep logs on everything you do (e.g. time you entered a zone, your gear, your inventory, your gold etc etc), literally - everything.

So should Blizzard have a reason to check through your characters log, then you should be safe-ish..