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Edited by crazeeavery:
10/25/2017 7:46:18 PM
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Yeah possible but Bungie said they issue the ban them selfs after investigating. That's doesn't make sense with people getting band the second they login. Unless everyone being band is lying.
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I don't think every one is lying, i just think that some people maybe misleading. Pretty much any company in the world has Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems. lookup IDS/IPS. These are tools that track the traffic through firewalls coming and going within an environment. Like any other company, they are utilizing these types of tools to capture any malicious activity. My guess is they use these tools during the investigation to find which accounts are tied to this. Even when you first login, sometimes the system is setup to stop the connection to the server until they can investigate. Remember there are Millions of people logging in and they have a whole team through the world who's main job is to look at these malicious connections and then ban accordingly. If this was automatically happening, believe me, WAY more than 400 people would be getting banned.
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That's the thing according to Bungie it's 400 but looking at all people on her and sub Reddit is alot more. Major outlets like IGN to name one are saying thousands.
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fair enough, i didn't see that. if that is actually the case, then yes, all those people are probably either temporary banned until they can investigate or erroneously banned. Sometimes they will put a temp ban on until they can fully investigate. Not sure, either way, with the amount of people logging in, even with a team around the world, they can't look at everything at one time. Either way, i hope for anyone that actually wasn't doing anything wrong it works out. i play on console and when D1 went live there were similar types of issues.
