Well well well, very intresting update. Yup, it was guillem. That sun of a mother... Well, remember how I got the IP logged into the masonasons skype account? Well intrestingly enough, the IP of the skype name guilevi2, which is guillems skype name, is the exact same. Nice shot there, guillem. Also, before I actually got his skype IP, he was sending me chats about how mason's security was shit. From Guillem, Although I'm sure it wouldn't have been hard to get Mason's password. I'm going to be very honest with you: His security is shit. I've confirmed it with another guy I know and it's easy as heck to get any info you really want if you're bored enough, sent on Monday, June 15, 2015 5:06:35 PM. Some of his other chats, I asked him what he had: From Guillem, I don't think I have anything else except for what he's given me himself. Apart from his password, that is. Although I haven't done anything with it that affects him apart from that script. I was pretty sure he wouldn't have put his source code in a server handled by a script like that, but I tried it anyway, don't ask., sent on Monday, June 15, 2015 5:16:50 PM. I don't believe it at all, the IP's match, no other explination needed. From Guillem, Lol well, I guess the one who did it was smart enough to figure out it was a bait before actually running it, sent on Monday, June 15, 2015 5:55:19 PM. Well guillem, apparently, you were the one, and were not smart enough. From Guillem, About the IP, I don't think that has anything to do with me. As far as I know my IP has nothing to do with that one except for the first field, and I am nowhere near Badalona anyways, sent on Monday, June 15, 2015 5:56:06 PM. Well I don't think that's true, Masonasons and guilevi2 matched 100 percent. I told him I wanted to be sure. He asked what I wanted, and I said this. From Sam Tupy, so i'm gonna send you a file, and when you run it it sends me your IP. It will show you as well, but it's just for me to be sure. Unless You know someone from that city who might be involved because someone from there was in mason's skype, sent on Monday, June 15, 2015 6:04:24 PM. And then, nothing sence. I geolocated his skype IP, and compared it to the other one, completely the same. Weather he pleeds guilty or not, can someone explain, if he does, how 2 IP's are the exact same and he wasn't the one who did it?

Hello,
I am the individual known as Guillem (btw, thanks for giving that out, I had no intention to) who Sam has been talking about for the last day. I don't know what this will exactly get me, but it surely will be nothing good from most of you. I believe all the information you need is in the following message I sent to Sam a minute ago:

Message start:
Sam, the fact that I didn't respond has nothing to do with any of this. I ended up going to bed, so I had no idea you even sent a message. yes, I did leave my computer on, I do that all the time. But if you really want to know what happened, then I will tell you. Yes, Mason's security is total and complete shit. Actually, I should say, it's nonexistant. I've had his password for half a god damn year, and have managed to get it from different systems about 3 times without him even noticing, thanks to the help of some other person whom I shall not mention. We never, ever used it for anything, and I am being 100% truthful here, believe it or not. I've told Mason himself a few times that he should implement security, and he didn't give a shit about it. Literally everything someone had to do to get a user's password was download a file from an http server and open it in notepad. All the passwords, including mine and even yours, were right there. Some of us were smart enough to use fake passwords because there was no way to trust Mason. I had absolutely no intention of using hihs password whatsoever, since I do not support this sort of stuff (yes, I have been hacked myself and it was my own fault, I know what it feels like). I had pretty much given up on Mason's security issue, though. I was never a fan of his games, but I never intended on causing them damage. But when I heard about the whole thing with Mason getting hacked for the first time, I admit, I found it a bit funny. I found it funny that someone had actually stumbled uppon Mason's security issue and used it to actually hack into Mason's account. Or so I thought. When after loads of yelling, public screams for help like the audiogames.net thread and two mass skype messages, he announced it had been nothing but a prank,  was the last straw. I ahd no intention of causing damage to him or anyone involved with his life, but he wasn't going to learn from people yelling at him about his security. Maybe I was a bit too hyper, maybe I thought that woudl be a way to make him learn, but the point is, me and the other person did get into his twitter and his skype. No matter how hyper or whatever the heck i was, I took extra care not to do anything that would endanger him or anyone who got involved in the process, but I did take care to do enough so he noticed that his security couldn't hold up to much, if anything. I didn't see it as a hostile move to cause him trouble, but as a nudge for him to actually get off his butt and code actual security into his projects, because he is not the only one being affected by this. He is putting absolutely all of you in risk. All of you who play his games, have your passwords stored as plain text. Yes, I did have people ask me what his password was when I casually told someone that Mason's security was bad. And I think you will agree with me on the fact that, no matter how much I make fun of his security, I don't want to give personal information like that out. I didn't think it was safe enough in my hands, let alone in the hands of someone who wants it to, quote, give himself an infinite level on ultrapower and ban all the admins, unquote. All of the stuff that me and my friend did was not meant to cause any damage, again. Hell, I thought Mason would have noticed when I literally started having conversations with himself on his own timeline. That's pretty much the whole story. I know this will get me yelled at, because no matter how I thought of what I did, I'm sure every one of you will just see it as a hack with no good intentions. But that's your choice. I know why I did what I did and that's enough for me. If Mason learns from this, I am happy, even if he hates my guts for the rest of his life. Oh, about your sourcecode going public, I have no idea how that happened. I gave absolutely nothing out, and I am 100% certain that other person didn't either. Right, that's all, I believe. Your move. Think what you will.
Message end.

For some of you this might be surprising, and for some of you who I have never met before, I know this is not a very good starting point. But like I said, think what you will. I did all that needed to be done and now it's not my business any more than it needs to be.

Thank you.

*insert lots of angry rant here so aprone can moderate and has something to do here*
That said, I guess you're like a grey hat hcker-you hack people's computer and then tell them how you hacked into their computers.
Anyway, I don't care. If you don't have security it's inevitable that you're going to be hacked. Then again, you might be lying and just did it for fun.
If you're not lying, I hope people can find who stole the sourcecode.

Guillem is not lying. He is an honest man. @guillem: While hacking technically leads to no good intention, I'm giving you credit here. You, unlike other hackers, had an intention other than unnecessary destruction. You did it to make a point, and if nothing else could tell him how at risk these games are without effective security measures, this did, or should've done it. So you might be, by some people's definition, a hacker, but I say you're an honest one. You did it with a valid intention. Usually most other hackers have a head with no brain and just do it for fun knowing it will get under peoples' skin. Yes, this caused some confusion and frustration, but everyone was right to get pissed off over it. Every hacker has a cover story, and usually the only way to fully disclose it is for the person doing it to tell everyone what they really mean to do. Really no other hacker does that, which is why I think you don't fall under the category of just being a plain and simple hacker. We know you did it only to drive the point home that he, plain and simple, *needs* to implement full security. That said, until the security is implemented, I advise everyone to use hotspot shield until the issue is resolved. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

@Kyle12, hacking Masons systems was the only way to get him to listen. we told him that has security was complete shit gave no result, so we had to take it to extra measures. Guillem cannot go to Jail because he had a complete, valid point he was trying to point out but could not.

Coming forward about this was the only way to clear all the mess that this whole sequence of events created. I just thought it was right to do it because, even if it brought my reputation right down to hell, no-one would need to lie about anything anymore and everyone would know the true story from an irrefutable point of view.
@kyle12 are you saying this just because you can? Honestly, reporting something like this, all between minors and with no intention of harm, would make no sense to me. I understand I may have been a bit too harsh. But going that far? I just don't know.

Wow guillem and ethin. Because of your hack, my source code is leaked, everyone knows mason's password, and I wonder now if ethin, was the other guy. I could say so many bad things right now about the both of you and it's taking all I have to hold back. Yeh, like hackings gonna make mason change his security. Well, it made him never use dropbox again for crap, you scared the hell out of him, took his shit, went into his skype, set his mood text, lied to me, made everyone think mason betraid them. Sure I didn't even know his passes were in plain text and that sort of pisses me off, mine were never in plain text and I always encrypted them, but still. That is about the only thing I can blaim mason for, that's it. And maybe having the same password so his security could have improvements, but going in and screwing him over like that was no help to him. If anything, it got him pissed off more than anything, and the fact that 2 game devs are immature enough to go hacking into another game devs account is just stupid as hell. I know i'm being very harsh but that just ain't how it works, how immature do you gotta be to see that. It's to bad this situation wasn't completely turned completely around on both of you guys, it would suck to be you. You have envaded privicy, stollen source code which you will not admit too, and btw if ethin isn't that other guy, I'd have to guess brian smart has something to do with this because he showed the source code. I don't know what got into your brains. Ok, credit for admitting, But this situation has gotten me more angry than most. I thought you 2 at least had common sence. Deleting everyone from mason's skype and threatoning to publisize sourcecode, more proof that you probably had it, and my source code, I didn't wanna be in this mess, but when mason blocks me and when people are scrolling threw my crap, and when sam and mason is cleared, yeh I am gonna get into these things. Ok I know I ranted very very harshly so I will stop now, but yeh, in short, not cool.

alright. I will give you a perspective that is way outside and way neutral on this and will be brief and somewhat harsh about it:

First. A security breach? that is nothing. even sony had them and there is a site called has sony been hacked dot com, or something of the sort. happens to just about anyone that does not care, this including the bit on plaintext passwords.

Second, how many times has it been repeated in here to keep private, melodramatic, personal discussions out of a forum? I see this one way too often in here everywhere now, and honestly, is what wants me to detract and leave  the community, and fast. Unfortunately, audiogames.net is pretty much the only community that is still very active and dedicated to the subject. And I am sorry moderators, but I thinkk you do have excessive neutrality and very loose control from what i have been Reading on countless topics because remember, all of these forums are 100% public and just about anyone can read them. Sure, i have been away for years, but come on, that does not mean I would stop following what has been going on. We can of course debate this over any other medium that will not involve the forums at all.

And thirdly, its time some of you get out of your couches, studios, rooms, houses and interact with real people, exercise, have a laugh, party a bit, study about whatever other topic out there, because life is just too short for you to 1. Try and try and tyr to get back into games you have been kicked out of, 2. Savotage everything around and about you (you had plenty of time to do that when you were younger), 3. Cry, or rant, or  flame over spilled milk (a slang dictionary now would be good) In giving this third opinion, I felt it was already necessary because I feel that all of these things are seriously disrupting the entire blind gaming community, whether it be inside and outside of audio games. And if those things never stop, well, then the somewhat junk posts on audio games never will either, and i am afraid this site will just be like any other regular, public, 4chan, IRC, whatever, forum out there. All because someone cannot behave like a propper, educated civilian in the internet.

Ok, let's put it this way. A hack, no matter the good intentions, will have at least a lil bit of dammage. Both Tyler and Sam have valid points that I will not dispute, and I don't blame anyone for getting pissed off, after all this was a pretty confusing situation as a whole. Sure, the hacking did dammage. Neither of y'all necessarily are deserving of the dammage either. But the point that better security is needed still stands. As telling him didn't work, more drastic measures had to be taken. Sometimes you gotta shake a can at someone to wake them up if things ain't right. All I am saying is hope this don't happen again.

Techmaster, I completely agree with you.  This was a horrible breach of security that may, or could have, affected a whole lot of people.  If you bring this up as a reason for me to do something as a forum moderator, then I'm not sure I understand where you're going with it.

I think we would need a dropbox moderator, or a skype moderator perhaps.  Maybe an Ultra power game moderator.
I can't punish anyone for anything they do outside of this forum.  Even back when I spent day in and day out battling hackers on Swamp, I had no right to do anything to them on here.  If it had been withing my rights, I'd have been on here tossing people out of audiogames.net, haha! 

I believe I understand all of your points, even if I don't share them. I am sure this will happen again, but it will not be anything of my doing. I did all I needed to do. Oh, and Sam, I am very sorry because this may piss some people off, but I have to say that if Mason is just sitting in his room crying about his sourcecode and not implementing security in and being generally pissed off at life, after what happened? Then he has a problem. I have done everything I could. Talking to Mason included. But if after this he keeps being stubborn, then I think nothing good will come of it. Now all of you ultrapower players know that all your passwords are plain text. Believe me or not, I have not looked at any other user information besides Mason's. But still this will put a lot of people at a higher level of alert, and some of the more radicalistic ones will stop playing. So right now, even thought this may just sound like an arrogant remark from a horrible person, I have to say that the one showing the most immaturity is Mason. Keyword most. I know what I did wasn't the best thing ever, morally. But Mason could have used it for his own good.
End of rant. Sorry, I get way into this stuff. Lol