Hundreds of people a week find that somehow their Runescape password has managed to fall into the hands of someone who ends up hacking their Runescape account. More often than not these password hackers are friends of these people and have only managed to gain their Runescape password due to the fault of the Runescape account owner that was hacked, yet they still wonder how they hacked their runescape account. There are hordes of ways that people attempt to obtain people’s Runescape passwords whether it be via guessing their security questions and changing their runescape passwords or whether it be attempting to embed a trojan on an individual’s computer. The number of people of playing Runescape is increasing everyday and unfortunately it would appear that the number of people trying to find out how to hack Runescape accounts is also on the rise, despite Jagex’s best effort to eliminate such behaviour. Everyday hundreds of people search for Runescape password finders and runescape password lists so you too need to be ever aware of protecting your Runescape password and your account full of your precious Runescape items.

Just like many people trying to download a Runescape autos often in turn get hacked because instead of downloading a Runescape auto they are actually downloading a trojan Runescape password hackers work in the same way – they prey on the people that are too lazy to choose a unique and original Runescape password.

You may be asking what inspired me to write this post, well today, I like I so often do, I got an email asking a fairly simple question from one of the new members at Runescape Boards (of which I’m an admin at) but like so many other new members that have just joined RSB this person responded to the automatic email (even though it says NOT to respond to the email) that is sent out upon registration that contains their new forum username and password and of course when they reply if they leave the original email in their reply they are basically forwarding their password to me.

Now this in itself is pretty silly, but luckily for them I have no interest in hacking their Runescape accounts, but this sort of this happens to me almost everyday. Whilst this little slip up is partly an accident more than ignorance, sometimes when I look at the passwords people have chosen I can’t help but cringe. Nothings makes me shake my head more than people that have select their Runescape password to be “password” – I mean how easy do you want to make it for people trying to crack your Runescape password, and the same goes for your Runescape password recovery questions.

As I mentioned above hundreds of people everyday are searching for a Runescape password finder, or runescape password cracker or hack, but the reality is there just aren’t any. I mean I don’t think that people are going to post free Runescape password lists on the internet that are of any use. I mean surely if a Runescape hacker had players’ Runescape passwords they would use them for themselves, remove the valuable contents of the account then be done with the account. I mean what benefit is there for them by offering other Runescape players access to the account. As for Runescape password finders well I can’t really comment that much on them, to my knowledge they don’t exist and I have been playing Runescape since 2001, and how exactly would a password finder work? Unless the Runescape was obvious stored somewhere there is essentially nothing to be found, so unfortunately for many “want to be” Runescape password hackers they will go ahead and download programs claiming to be Runescape password finders or hacks but they are actually only downloading trojans or key loggers onto their own computers allowing others to hack their accounts. So if you are looking to hack Runescape accounts, save yourself the grief of having your own Runescape account hacked by playing Runescape the way it was meant to be played and stop looking for shortcuts

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