How to Keep Your OSRS Account Secure

The OSRS account is very precious to you as you have spent a lot of time gaining great wealth and achievements. But we often hear a voice: "Someone stole my account." And the voice comes from various places, such as forums, social network sites, our customers, etc. It is a problem that every player will encounter. So how did those people steal your account? How to prevent your account from being stolen? On this issue, RSBee is here to share some views.

Account Sharing

You may have shared your account login information with others. When they get your account information, they will Hijack your game account. You will find that the game services we provide need your game login information (except the account). However, at RSBee, your account is 100% secure.

Don't disclose your account information to people you don't trust. If you need to share it, it's best to put the OSRS gold & valuable items on your other account. Also, remember to change the password in time after sharing.

Keyloggers

The Keyloggers will record the login information of the game account you entered and send them to the hacker's email so that the hacker will use your login information to invade your game account.

Keep your system up to date for a proactive defense. Use the anti-virus software and the system firewall to protect your computer. If you think you have Keyloggers on your computer, please completely anti-virus. Then change your account password.

Phishing

We believe that the vast majority of players have received phishing emails. In the email, you will find a similar official link for clicking. Once you click it, the disguised website asks you to enter your game login name, password, and bank pin. Once you enter all information, the sender will know.

Don't enter any information about your game account on sites other than the official website. The official website will not ask you to enter your bank pin. If you find that the website you open needs you to enter it, then the website is 100% a phishing website.

Database Cracking

Usually, hackers will try to crack a website's database to obtain users' login names and passwords of the website. After they get the data, they try to log in to the game using the cracked user names and passwords they have obtained. If your game login name and password are the same as that website, they will take over your game account.

Do not use the same user name/login email and password on all websites. Even if you use the same email, you should set different passwords.

What Is Jagex Doing

Jagex will make some adjustments to account recovery in the future so that players can recover their accounts faster. Another unprecedented good news is that Jagex is about to launch an online customer service system to serve players better.

The last reminder is that once you find someone hijacked your game account, please go to the official website to recover it immediately.

The RSBee Team