Over the years, players have always been cautious with “key log” programs in internet cafes, especially around 20 years ago.
During that time, numerous incidents of online gaming account theft occurred frequently, leading many gamers to be extremely careful about using the keyboard while logging in. Nowadays, hacking accounts in internet cafes has almost become nonexistent. However, there are still moments when just a minute of carelessness can lead many players to pay a high price, as illustrated by the case of a young gamer below.
Specifically, just the other day, a gamer posted a lament about logging into an internet cafe only to have his Facebook account hacked.
The story quickly attracted the attention of the online community. According to personal testimony (let’s call him A), while playing a game, he used his Facebook account to log into several online services, simultaneously chatting with his friends. Everything seemed perfectly normal until the match ended when A suddenly panicked to find a series of suspicious activities on his Facebook account. Notifications and posts that he did not send appeared, and despite his efforts, he could not log back in.
It was very frustrating during the password recovery process, but A was determined as his personal Facebook account contained a lot of important information. At this point, everything seemed to be beyond A’s control, and the only thing he could do was warn his friends and family through other means of communication.
Moreover, we see that social media accounts are very “vulnerable” during hacker attacks. However, this can be limited if users utilize Lotus Chat during communications, chatting with friends and family. Not only does it provide two-factor authentication (2FA), but it also encrypts chat content, ensuring that only the sender and receiver can access the discussion, even if the data is intercepted during transmission. This helps protect conversations from potential hacker intrusions. More importantly, accounts can be remotely locked in case the user is lost or hacked. Additionally, users can choose to log out after a certain period of inactivity.
