| Lichess Feedback - Hackers?#2 Weird things are happening with this site, at least on my end of things. Twice now I've had a piece move on its own (both times running sabotage for an instant loss) and recently several minutes were … | Scandalknavian |
| Lichess Feedback - Hackers or a glitch?#7 @InkyDarkBird said in #6: > How do you know it is a virus only on Lichess and not on your computer itself? > You could also try changing your password and activating two-factor authentification. Well,… | Scandalknavian |
| Lichess Feedback - Hackers or a glitch?#5 @InkyDarkBird said in #4: > Run the Windows Security Full Scan option or restart your computer. Are you saying that I might have a virus? As in someone hijacked my system and forced me to move? This h… | Scandalknavian |
| Lichess Feedback - Hackers or a glitch?#3 @InkyDarkBird said in #2: > lichess.org/lag How would lag cause the piece to move on its own? I never touched the piece in question. Not even once. | Scandalknavian |
| Lichess Feedback - Hackers or a glitch?#1 During a game, I got up to get a drink and as I'm returning back to my computer, still several feet away, I see my piece move by itself. It made a move that lost instantly. Is that a hacker or a glitc… | Scandalknavian |
| General Chess Discussion - Program cheats#3 Okay, stupid question time. How do I report a cheat? There doesn't seem to be an obvious link to do so. | Scandalknavian |
| General Chess Discussion - Program cheats#1 What can be done when lower-rated players weed their way through offbeat openings with a 100% match to the computer's best move analyst? Is it common or are they cheating? | Scandalknavian |