He offers the painting in exchange for getting Eddie back. If Carlson failed to take the painting from the Cargo Hold before Willi, Jack will have it with him after saying it was left with him. He hands the passage to Carlson in the form of a piece of paper torn from the book at the same time.ĭuring the sinking of the Titanic later on, Carlson can meet with both Jack and Shailagh in the Second Class Stairwell where they tell him that Beatrix Conkling has kidnapped Shailagh's baby. Jack accuses Carlson of poking his nose into people's business before reciting a passage from the Rubaiyat after Willi paid him to do. He demands $5,000 in exchange for the letter as part of a ransom.Ĭarlson also speaks with Jack later in the game by following the clues left behind in the wake of Willi von Haderlitz's murder. If Frank Carlson takes time during his mission to aid the Conklings, Jack is furious that Conkling did not come himself and sent someone else instead. Transferred on board the Titanic along with Shailagh, he strikes up a deal to meet with Conkling on the Poop Deck on the night of April 14th to discuss terms. Upon learning of his sister's pregnancy and subsequent escape from the Conklings with the letter in tow, Jack read the letter's contents and saw how it could be used as a way to get money for his sister's new life. Sailing with his sister to help her start life anew in America, he acts as Shailagh's protector and attempts to barter with Andrew Conkling for ransom money in exchange for a damning letter. Jack Hacker is a third class Irish passenger and brother of Shailagh Hacker. This is not online banking." What did I tell you, Shay? I knew he'd not come in person." -Jack Hacker
#LIFEBOAT HACKS PASSWORD#
“More than likely this was an attack on LifeBoat’s servers which provided access to users’ account information,” he commented, and noted that Lifeboat’s setup guide for Minecraft states the following when selecting a password – ‘we recommend short, but difficult to guess passwords. Failing to do so can lead to further account compromise when one is breached,” Grayson Milbourne, Security Intelligence Director for cybersecurity company Webroot, pointed out, then advised: “If unique passwords are too much effort, I recommend making sure your primary email uses a unique password from all other online accounts.” “This is yet another example of why it is important to use different passwords for different sites. Unfortunately, easily crackable passwords can be a way into other online accounts belonging to the same users, as research has shown that a great number of users recycle their passwords. Hunt was given the data – usernames, hashed passwords and email addresses of over 7 million users – by a source involved in data trading who has provided him with similar information in the past.īut, according to Motherboard’s Joseph Cox, the compromised passwords (hashed, but with an easily crackable MD5 hash) have already been changed, as Lifeboat has performed a low-key password reset in the weeks after the hack.Īffected users haven’t been notified of the breach, as Lifeboat apparently thought that as no personal or financial information wasn’t compromised (they don’t collect it), they could do without it. In order to do that, they have to open an account. Lifeboat Network runs servers that players of the smartphone version of Minecraft can connect to in order to play in different game modes (CTF, survival games, etc.). Minecraft community fansite “Lifeboat” has admitted that it suffered a data breach in January, after security researcher Troy Hunt added some of the stolen data to his “Have I Been Pwned?” website.
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