Whether i am correct. I am not sure.

I was using only purchased Bots from the store.
 

At this point i never had my username/password/bankpin but into my OSBOT's client.

I decided to enable world hopping for Andes Auto fighter. Which i had to provide my login/bank details.

Later during the day i decided to level my runecrafting making fire runes with the free Bot "CelestialFireRC"

I was a bit scepticle at first as there was no info to view before adding the bot to my free scripts. However, i did proceed to use it.

I left the bot running over night, not thinking to remove my login details and bank pin as they were not needed for the script.

Tried to log in several hours later and my password was changed. I was at Castle Wars bank. Only high wealth items were taken from my bank. But quite a few high value items that slip under the radar were left for some reason. Not sure how long the account has been hacked for, but once it was recovered back, i deleted the bot and removed my password for the OSBOT client. And probably will never enable world hoping for any bot ever again.

Now i had been botting with many bots prior to this occured and never had a problem until i used this one.

I have never provided any information to any scripter,

All i have done was downloaded OSBOT. Purchased scripts, appart from the free rc script. And played the game. I have no malware or any other third party software, so i really dont have any other explanation for how i got hacked. Rather than one of these bots has logged my information once used.

Whether i am correct. I am not sure.

I was using only purchased Bots from the store.

 

At this point i never had my username/password/bankpin but into my OSBOT's client.

I decided to enable world hopping for Andes Auto fighter. Which i had to provide my login/bank details.

Later during the day i decided to level my runecrafting making fire runes with the free Bot "CelestialFireRC"

I was a bit scepticle at first as there was no info to view before adding the bot to my free scripts. However, i did proceed to use it.

I left the bot running over night, not thinking to remove my login details and bank pin as they were not needed for the script.

Tried to log in several hours later and my password was changed. I was at Castle Wars bank. Only high wealth items were taken from my bank. But quite a few high value items that slip under the radar were left for some reason. Not sure how long the account has been hacked for, but once it was recovered back, i deleted the bot and removed my password for the OSBOT client. And probably will never enable world hoping for any bot ever again.

Now i had been botting with many bots prior to this occured and never had a problem until i used this one.

I have never provided any information to any scripter,

All i have done was downloaded OSBOT. Purchased scripts, appart from the free rc script. And played the game. I have no malware or any other third party software, so i really dont have any other explanation for how i got hacked. Rather than one of these bots has logged my information once used.

 

If you used scripts on the SDN then it definitely was not these, they are manually checked before uploaded. If you used any from the local section in your time then this was probably the cause, otherwise you have a key logger/downloaded one.

 

Sorry for your loss.

You must have been keylogged for a while now but the hacker didn't take any actions since they didn't know your bank pin.

When you entered your login name/pass/pin the hacked most likely saw you type in your bank pin which led them to take action and steal your valuables.

 

This is what I'm thinking since SDN Scripts can't have any malicious content in them and you got hacked right when you typed your bank pin. Sorry for your loss, I'd advise you to run a full system virus scan, Defect any viruses then change your passwords. 

Edited May 18, 201411 yr by Brown

As was stated above, anything used on the SDN is safe & without worry of losing your password. Perhaps this is a keylogger or you signed into a phishing site. Either way, This could also have been a free local script, however I believe this is unlikely. For all I can tell you however is that it is not celestial fires. For starters, Celestial left this site  (to my knowledge) and additionally, the script in question is on the SDN. For this reason, I believe it is something else.

I reviewed the script again (even though I review all scripts on the SDN). As it turns out, it's clean.