Ok this is a public account. Just in case.

It can help slow down hackers. It also helps the scratch team.

username: _Public_Account_
pass: password123

Just don't violate Scratch Terms of Service

to login its simple but its a test to see how hackers enter in hards password

i put in my topic

When I tried your version it didn't work.

I am very sorry guys…. This test will have to wait sometime. Why? Because someone thought it would be funny to change the password of the account _Public_Account_


After I reset it we will continue this test.

This will work though. In the meantime check out this thread

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/391969/

It's about a test I am doing. It's to test the effectiveness of reports in Scratch.

Hmm… that kind of falls under the category of a “shared account”, which is strongly discouraged. There's always the possibility that a user can log into the account and use it to break the Community Guidelines, which could result in the account (and others associated with it) being blocked. To prevent that from happening, there should only be one person running the account.

If you're the owner of that account, then please change your password immediately and make sure that no one else other than you knows it.

The best way to prevent “hacking” would be to have a secure account password that is not known to anyone other than the actual account owner. Also, users should always sign out of their Scratch account when its not being used, so others won't have access to it.

Please do not make public accounts. They are quickly abused and will be blocked by the Scratch Team.