i'm really sure she can, but, vpns exist and there are LOTS and LOTS of free shitty vpns that can be used just to do that. yk, dumb indians don't just expose their location every time they call you, else there would be no scam call centers.
Yeah, that's much true - even IP bans can be evaded. But maybe a specific location (not a country, because not all people from India, Russia or hell, even AMERICA, are spammers; I mean more like a circumference around a certain physical address) can be banned by adding some shit to do that. Even such a simple language like HTML has geolocation functions. Whoever the derpo is who hacks random accounts, they are probably attacking from the same location every time, unless they have a server with the bruteforcer of whatever in a van, but that shit doesn't happen much outside of movies.
imo the old accounts should just be marked as inactive like in the melonDS forums (probably the only reason they appear here is because the only way they were able to do shit was removed), and only leave actually kinda-sorta from time-to-time used accounts as normal.
Maybe if this gets done, base it on last view
and postcount? But then again, lezg_g had 103 posts before they got hacked. It would solve the problem of MoreCowbell getting his account locked, but...
but yeah, most people at the time were younger than me just joining a cool romhacking project for funsies and have since moved on with life, so it would make sense both to make those accounts inactive AND that they could've just set 123456789 as their password but no one gave a fuck about password guessing so they just left it like that.
Locking inactive accounts with weak passwords might be a good idea.
Arisotura can probably view passwords. If she wants to keep it private, she can create some kind of algorithm that tracks down inactive users with weak passwords.
the only person i can remotely think of is thierry.
Thierry is already an admin on NSMBHD, but she isn't very active here (no matter how often she tries to be so again), she is busy IRL with a job and she's busy writing NSMB hacking tutorials. I also thought of nekholm.