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by Hamcha
3958 days ago
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Yes, that's the proper way. It's not even that much of a cheat, really. I'm surprised they decided to make a full blog post on how they fight such a simple trick (incorrectly, even). It won't work that much anyway, a simple chrome extension that injects code can overturn their whole thing. How far can they fight cheating anyway? I remember making a javascript snippet in Chrome devtools that would bruteforce all the crypto questions (because they had predictable patterns, like all sentences involved "Anna" or some similar name). That seems way harder to fight.. will it deserve another blog post? |
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