poniesareso wrote:

I think that you are being invaded by hackers. Here are some ways to solve the problem:
1. Choose a way-complicated password with not just letters, but numbers and symbols, too.
2. Tell the Scratch Team. Paddle2See*, Harakou*, Cheddargirl*, and Lightnin* are some Scratch Team members.
3. Did you tell anyone on Scratch your username- even your best Scratch friend? They could have logged in on your account!

I hope the hacker is found soon, but in the meantime, try these three solutions/questions. Hope this helped!

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

Im not sure if that is a pretty strong password… Weak one in fact…

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

poniesareso wrote:

I think that you are being invaded by hackers. Here are some ways to solve the problem:
1. Choose a way-complicated password with not just letters, but numbers and symbols, too.
2. Tell the Scratch Team. Paddle2See*, Harakou*, Cheddargirl*, and Lightnin* are some Scratch Team members.
3. Did you tell anyone on Scratch your username- even your best Scratch friend? They could have logged in on your account!

I hope the hacker is found soon, but in the meantime, try these three solutions/questions. Hope this helped!

Telling your username literally can't do anything wrong. That's public so anyone could figure it out. The password is what you have to worry about. And by the way Lightnin resigned from Scratch a while ago to go on to bigger things.

@ScrathSquad , what don't you understand? Just squish 4 words together and you have an extremely secure password. Exponentially better than the “fs#2190@3qar3” kinds of passwords.

Oh…. Ok… So maybe Hack+Help+Like+Scratch= Halpiktch???

LOL!!!

No…. you just would do “hackhelplikescratch”

Im not sure if that is a pretty strong password… Weak one in fact…

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

poniesareso wrote:

I think that you are being invaded by hackers. Here are some ways to solve the problem:
1. Choose a way-complicated password with not just letters, but numbers and symbols, too.
2. Tell the Scratch Team. Paddle2See*, Harakou*, Cheddargirl*, and Lightnin* are some Scratch Team members.
3. Did you tell anyone on Scratch your username- even your best Scratch friend? They could have logged in on your account!

I hope the hacker is found soon, but in the meantime, try these three solutions/questions. Hope this helped!

Telling your username literally can't do anything wrong. That's public so anyone could figure it out. The password is what you have to worry about. And by the way Lightnin resigned from Scratch a while ago to go on to bigger things.

@ScrathSquad , what don't you understand? Just squish 4 words together and you have an extremely secure password. Exponentially better than the “fs#2190@3qar3” kinds of passwords.

Oh…. Ok… So maybe Hack+Help+Like+Scratch= Halpiktch???

LOL!!!

No…. you just would do “hackhelplikescratch”

Im not sure if that is a pretty strong password… Weak one in fact…

Did you read the comic? It's a really strong password and very easy to remember.

ErinHunter123 wrote:

poniesareso wrote:

I think that you are being invaded by hackers. Here are some ways to solve the problem:
1. Choose a way-complicated password with not just letters, but numbers and symbols, too.
2. Tell the Scratch Team. Paddle2See*, Harakou*, Cheddargirl*, and Lightnin* are some Scratch Team members.
3. Did you tell anyone on Scratch your username- even your best Scratch friend? They could have logged in on your account!

I hope the hacker is found soon, but in the meantime, try these three solutions/questions. Hope this helped!

Um… my username? of course everyone who saw me on scratch knows it cuz its on my pro

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

poniesareso wrote:

I think that you are being invaded by hackers. Here are some ways to solve the problem:
1. Choose a way-complicated password with not just letters, but numbers and symbols, too.
2. Tell the Scratch Team. Paddle2See*, Harakou*, Cheddargirl*, and Lightnin* are some Scratch Team members.
3. Did you tell anyone on Scratch your username- even your best Scratch friend? They could have logged in on your account!

I hope the hacker is found soon, but in the meantime, try these three solutions/questions. Hope this helped!

Telling your username literally can't do anything wrong. That's public so anyone could figure it out. The password is what you have to worry about. And by the way Lightnin resigned from Scratch a while ago to go on to bigger things.

@ScrathSquad , what don't you understand? Just squish 4 words together and you have an extremely secure password. Exponentially better than the “fs#2190@3qar3” kinds of passwords.

Oh…. Ok… So maybe Hack+Help+Like+Scratch= Halpiktch???

LOL!!!

No…. you just would do “hackhelplikescratch”

Im not sure if that is a pretty strong password… Weak one in fact…

Did you read the comic? It's a really strong password and very easy to remember.

But a person who is very good at passwords could find it very easy…

Anyway… Lets get back on track…

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

A weak password is possibly the thing. Here is tips from Norton Security:

A strong password has the following characteristics:
At least 8 characters
At least 1 capital letter
At least 1 lowercase letter
At least 2 numerals(0 to 9)
At least one symbol (like !@#$%^&*-=_+ , etc.)
A long password is more secure. To maintain password security, you should change your password on a regular basis.

No it's not. This shows the best way to make a password:

It's 3 days versus 550 years. You choose.

ErinHunter123 wrote:

guys i already have a tough password…

OmnipotentPotato wrote:

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:

A weak password is possibly the thing. Here is tips from Norton Security:

A strong password has the following characteristics:
At least 8 characters
At least 1 capital letter
At least 1 lowercase letter
At least 2 numerals(0 to 9)
At least one symbol (like !@#$%^&*-=_+ , etc.)
A long password is more secure. To maintain password security, you should change your password on a regular basis.

No it's not. This shows the best way to make a password:

It's 3 days versus 550 years. You choose.

ChocolatePi wrote:

there's a relevant xkcd for everything.

ErinHunter123 wrote:

hey scratchers i think someone is hacking me i need tips

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try changing your password. that might help.

Teanaway wrote:

ErinHunter123 wrote:

hey scratchers i think someone is hacking me i need tips

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chrissaisanidiot wrote:

What's led up to your suspicion?

set [password v] to [something stronger]

ask [others if they've seen anything suspicious] and wait

tygamer1234 wrote:

Password That is BAD
Good password: ^6467gGjdn^^&^jvn5fnYYG&^cgbwG&G
Bad Pass: qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmqwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm qazwsxedcrfvtgbyhnujmikolp