To resolve these types of problems it is necessary to verify that both the client and server are using either the same or compatible cryptographic protocols. The exception trace in such cases is abstract and does not tell us the exact problem. No appropriate protocol (protocol is disabled or cipher suites are inappropriate) When we run our client again, we will get an SSLHandshakeException: Exception in thread "main" : Try (ServerSocket listener = factory.createServerSocket(port)) ) ServerSocketFactory factory = SSLServerSocketFactory.getDefault() Let's begin by defining a simple server: int port = 8443 Sockets are a part of the Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE) in Java. To summarise and make it extremely clear, RuneMate did not hack you and steal your items.In Java, we can use s ockets to establish a communication channel between a server and client over the network. There have been many accusations of this over the years and almost every single time without fail the user has later determined the fault occurred elsewhere. We would not risk our entire reputation over the small amount of gold/items any user would have.įurthermore, from the moment you enter your username/password combination in to the client, the information is immediately encrypted and impossible for anyone to read and use.īot Authors do not have access to your username or password. There is NO way RuneMate would hack you for your gold/items.
Are you sure you haven't used an easy to guess username/password combination? To summarise and make it extremely clear, RuneMate did not hack you and steal your items.Posting the same information I do every time this topic comes up: That's how many people have used RuneMate.
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