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PokerTracker 4 was produced from scratch rather than by refining PokerTracker 3 and other earlier versions. In January 2013 as PokerTracker version 4.05.10 was rolled out, the company began alpha testing an Apple OS X version of the software.

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In August 2012, the company commercially launched a Microsoft Windows version of PokerTracker 4. PokerTracker 4 began public beta testing in March 2012.

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It is compatible with almost all online poker websites' software and interfaces. PokerTracker 4 is poker tracking software that is designed for several types of online poker: No-Limit, Limit, or Pot-Limit cash games, Sit N’ Go's and Multi-Table Tournaments for both Texas Holdem and Omaha players. According to Total Gambler, its most notable competitors are Hold’em Manager and PokerOffice, while considers only Hold’em Manager to be a serious competitor. PokerTracker 3 competes against several similar programs.

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PokerTracker is available natively for both Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X-based computers.

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PokerTracker 3 supports online poker from the following poker networks and/or sites: 888 Poker Network, Bodog, Boss Media, Cake Network, Cereus Poker Network, Entraction Poker, Everest Poker, Full Tilt Poker, IPoker, Microgaming, Merge Gaming Network, OnGame, PartyPoker, PokerStars and Winamax. Similarly, on December 31, 2010, PokerTracker Omaha v2 would no longer be supported, as its features have been completely integrated into the PokerTracker 3 product line. The company felt that discontinuing support of v2 would avail resources which could be dedicated to improving PT3 and providing exceptional customer service. The decision was made because PokerTracker 3 had been released on May 15, 2008, nearly two years prior to the end-of-life date. In September 2009, the company announced that as of March 31, 2010, PokerTracker Holdem v2 would no longer be supported. According to Charles, Drupal was removed within an hour of becoming aware of the incident some seven months after the infiltration.The general info tab view of a sample database in PokerTracker Holdem v3.00 beta 29, including user customized columns such as final tables and highest percentile finish. Max Value Software and PokerTracker managing partner, Derek Charles believes the number of affected users to be in the low thousands and that, while usernames and passwords are safe, it’s recommended that users c hange their settings regardless. The latest release has been available since June. The attack was made possible because of Max Value Software’s, who also publish Hold’em Manager and Table Ninja, reliance on the outdated Drupal version 6.3x which was known to be highly vulnerable to these types of attacks.

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In his post, smokingjoker provides details that clearly show traffic being redirected from to an IP address which was home to .Ījaxclick hosts numerous credit-card skimmers accredited to the notorious Magecart criminal ring and it’s from there that they managed to infiltrate the PT software and inject malicious code into and its sub domains. The attack only came to light as recently as August 8 after one user on the Malwarebytes forums, smokingjoker, reported suspicious activity on the poker software’s website. It is believed that the offending Magecart code was specifically crafted for PT, who do not store billing information on their servers, to fetch and deliver sensitive data to the hackers. PT4 was, at that time, infected with a Magecart script whose aim is to rip customers’ payment information and is the same virus that was responsible for similar attacks on British Airways and Ticketmaster. However, most of the major credit-card providers only allow a 120-day window for people to appeal against any fraudulent activities which rules out these attacks which took place between Decemthrough January 2, 2019. In the meantime, they are advised to watch their accounts for any signs of suspicious activity. While users of the app PokerTracker 4 are thought to be unaffected, anyone running the software through either or the sub domain will be contacted by Max Value Software, owners of PT4, by email in due course. The highly popular poker improvement tool, PokerTracker, was recently the subject of a hack attack aimed at threatening users’ credit card details.