[Gregstrom]

It's easy enough to download another player's .trn file through direct connect. Assuming poor password security, a simple and easily automated dictionary attack will get you access to a turn file. Other attacks may be possible depending on the security of the .trn file's password system (and I have no idea how secure .trn files are - I'm not into hex editing).

The idea that hacking is less likely than anyone intentionally going back into a completed turn and
1: Countermanding a series of critical orders
2: Destroying some of their own items
3: Casting 4 (count them, 4) dispels at their own globals
is pretty ludicrous.