People being hacked since the last Server Check.

I've already stated that I'm using keylogging as a very broad term meaning anything that the client executes that sends data to the "hacker." In your example, you were at fault for accepting the "bowling invitation" without first ensuring that it was your friend who was sending it to you. People who fall for MSN Worms are just as bad as people who fall for actual keyloggers.

You know whats even more retarded is when people don't know how to read. Where does it say I accepted it? He sent an invitation, that's it. The only way to stop that is to turn it off manually, which was not on the top of my mind as I did use the service.

Checkmate.