Blizzard Security Breach - Page 13
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Brazil63 Posts
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United States33 Posts
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Canada98 Posts
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Norway3322 Posts
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Denmark1008 Posts
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United States2756 Posts
On August 10 2012 13:37 Droom wrote: So now I know why " FedExe delivery failure" and "Penis Enlargment" got through my spam. Edit: Changing password now I think that has more to do with your porn than your bnet account. | ||
imJealous
United States1382 Posts
On August 10 2012 07:38 Probe1 wrote: So change your passwords. Got it. (Before anyone says "Oh no Probe u sux at reading", cryptographically scrambled versions.. do you trust your account and information on that? Do you?") I do, but I'm still going to change my password and security questions because its incredibly easy | ||
valaki
Hungary2476 Posts
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ravemir
Portugal595 Posts
Also, "kudos" on the "scrambled" passwords. Even if anyone who knows computer security has it as no-brainer step to protecting data, it seems that people neglect it IRL more often than not. | ||
_fool
Netherlands673 Posts
(GOM leaking all their passwords *plaintext* made me aware of how dangerous password reuse is) | ||
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Netherlands8 Posts
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Sweden68 Posts
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Belgium4158 Posts
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Finland272 Posts
I still hold grudge to Sony for keeping their customers dark for so long. | ||
yeint
Estonia2329 Posts
On August 10 2012 07:51 SomeONEx wrote: I feel bad for you guys in North America, I really do ![]() This might not be a time to talk about happiness, but I'm a tiny bit relived that this didn't also include EU as I have the same password for almost everything ![]() Still, if anyone can fix this fast (with the law, i.e not mafia) it's probably Blizzard. My hearts to you in America <3 Don't be so sure you're safe. If you've ever accessed a Blizzard beta, you've logged on via the US authentication server. | ||
imJealous
United States1382 Posts
On August 10 2012 16:21 ravemir wrote: No EU acion needed? Phew, last time GOM TV needed this it was a hassle to memorize the new pass. Also, "kudos" on the "scrambled" passwords. Even if anyone who knows computer security has it as no-brainer step to protecting data, it seems that people neglect it IRL more often than not. Make sure you don't use your GOMTV password anywhere else, they literally have zero encryption on their passwords when you log in. They made no changes to their security the first time they sent out the big notice that passwords had been compromised, I haven't bothered paying attention sense then. No point in changing the password if the new one is sent in plain text again every time I log in. | ||
RoberP
United Kingdom101 Posts
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