Skydive (DayZ) 71 Posted February 7, 2013 Server: US 47Time: 07.02.2013 17:37:50 UTC-5 / ESTWhat happened:Routine check of server logs revealed this player executing scripts on my server. Nice script name, too.Logs:remoteexec.log07.02.2013 17:37:50: I am a cat (**.***.***.**:60720) 26fae22df998148b97525c3c329da802 - #0 "isnil( (norrnRACarUp select 0) ); isnil( {rpcCodeVarName = {_this}; } ); _this = [dayzJizz, ""]; isnil(registerBroadcastRpc);"07.02.2013 17:37:50: I am a cat (**.***.***.**:60720) 26fae22df998148b97525c3c329da802 - #38 "isnil( (norrnRACarUp select 0) ); isnil( {rpcCodeVarName = {_this}; } ); _this = [dayzJizz, ""]; isnil(registerBroadcastRpc);"07.02.2013 18:32:14: I am a cat (**.***.***.**:60720) 26fae22df998148b97525c3c329da802 - #0 "_spawnAIS = this;"07.02.2013 18:32:14: I am a cat (**.***.***.**:60720) 26fae22df998148b97525c3c329da802 - #36 "_spawnAIS = this;"07.02.2013 18:34:55: I am a cat (**.***.***.**:60720) 26fae22df998148b97525c3c329da802 - #0 "isnil( (norrnRACarUp select 0) ); isnil( {rpcCodeVarName = {_this}; } ); _this = [dayzJizz, ""]; isnil(registerBroadcastRpc);"07.02.2013 18:34:55: I am a cat (**.***.***.**:60720) 26fae22df998148b97525c3c329da802 - #38 "isnil( (norrnRACarUp select 0) ); isnil( {rpcCodeVarName = {_this}; } ); _this = [dayzJizz, ""]; isnil(registerBroadcastRpc);" Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheLibrarian 71 Posted February 7, 2013 (edited) I had a player with this exact line in my server earlier. Possible problems caused. Considering whitelisting. This is a 'bypass' please remove the code from your post as it allows players to search for hacks giving them keywords. Edited February 8, 2013 by Cody TheLibrarian 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jon_torbitt 0 Posted February 13, 2013 I have noticed that this username has started cropping up on UK410 - odd things seem to happen occasionally when they are online (popup error messages etc) that indicate something is being done but as a new admin on Drunkie's server (UK410) I am still getting to grips with the logs. Any tips for tracking down common scripting?Or even reading the logs? I was contemplating just chucking them into a code editor to at least give me a decent search and line numbering facility. What does everyone else use/do to read logs more efficiently? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Idon 5 Posted February 13, 2013 pyBEscanner is pretty good at detections. It won't PREVENT a hacker, but can help find them. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites