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Unless the TBCC AH is vastly different from the Retail AH, there is no reason to use an addon for your AH stuff unless you are mass posting items.

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One particular thing I check are the Load settings - If I download something for a raid, then I make sure it loads ONLY in that specific raid, no need for it to load in Org/Oribos. But it's a pain to feel like you have to look carefully at every single thing. Unless the WA has an established good rep, or is simple enough that I understand each piece of the code, I just don't use it. I don't use a lot of public WAs (I have a bunch I made myself) because of things like this. Comment by Kalkatak on T01:00:47-05:00Дang that sucks, always the few malicious people ruining good stuff. Just don't download random people's WeakAuras. You can't get scammed just by having WeakAuras. Sorry about those that got scammed though, 'tis rough. Even in Retail, you'll see someone posting a bag for 400k+ just to try and scam someone.

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Pagle is full of classic auctions that are 1 copper bid, 90+ gold buyout for the weirdest stuff in hopes they'll catch someone like this with either a WA, an Addon, or by accident.

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It's scummy that people do it, and it's double scummy that it doesn't seem like it's officially cracked down on (you'll just get a 'Sorry, we can't do anything about it' from a GM and an in-game warning like 'We aren't responsible for addons/weakauras'), so it just kind of keeps perpetuating itself. Removed Comment by Brunopolar on T00:48:30-05:00 I just don't trust it enough and it seems every time there's a scam situation it revolves around them. I know WeakAuras are incredibly useful and would probably help me play better and/or progress farther, but this type of stuff is why I'll never use 'em. Sure use whatever you want to keep track of historical data and good prices on items, but use it in conjunction with the base AH, the changes they have made over time with the base AH make it a perfectly fine option to use when buying and low end selling of stuff. How about reaching out to the addon developers and confirming with them, before making OMG SCARY POSTS FOR CLICKS? Comment by akaRaven on T00:38:53-05:00 That clip is over five months old, and that vulnerability has been fixed in WeakAuras EVEN BEFORE THAT CLIP BECAME PUBLIC.Д®DIT: The first vulnerability has also now been fixed in WeakAuras. Stop linking the second clip to scare people.

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Players should of course only import auras from trusted sources, but even then it's all too easy to accidentally spread malicious code hidden in seemingly helpful strings used by all manner of players, much like serving as an asymptomatic carrier of a virus or disease.ДЄnother popular scam automatically mails gold to other players, without any input beyond opening a mailbox! With WeakAuras being used for everything from action bars to encounter reminders and even entire UI replacements, this has become an extremely easy scam to fall prey to, with few good solutions. Not saying anymore but addon developers and blizzard both have reached out and fixes are in progress.ДЄlthough this particular vulnerability has been detected and sent to Blizzard, it's just one of several dangerous passive scams which are becoming more and more popular. Its highly obfuscated and might take a bit to break down.Д®dit7: we've found the problem. The code just sits idle until the correct criteria is met and then as you're clicking buy, intercepts the buy, shows a fake confirmation screen(this works because blizzard requires a 1 for 1 hardware input to action, that's not the real blizzard confirmation screen you're seeing but a cloned fake one), and then basically places your buyout for a different item.Д®dit6: A malicious WA was found in one of the samples provided. This code is usually implemented via snippets in other add-ons, and the malicious addon usually has nothing to do with the AH. This has been done tons of times before and looks exactly like what you'd see on the victim end of one of these. Ah a former member of the WoW cheating, exploiting and scamming scene (back in 2008-2012ish) this is 100% a malicious addon.

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