EPTOn August 10 2012 07:42 mataxp wrote:
As a PSN user, dejá vu
As a PSN user, dejá vu
Atleast the passwords were encrypted.
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czylu
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Euronyme
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RampagePimp
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Kurumi
Poland6130 Posts
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An2quamaraN
Poland379 Posts
On August 10 2012 07:34 juicyjames wrote: We use Secure Remote Password protocol (SRP) to protect these passwords, which is designed to make it extremely difficult to extract the actual password I remember Sony saying the same about their new discs...which were broken by hackers the day after. Really, there is no protection technology that hackers can't break. It's only a matter of do they care enough to break it. So, basically, all hackers need to success is to breach to the network. What they did in this case. Therefore, changing passwords is the only protection. | ||
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SomeONEx
Sweden641 Posts
 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 | ||
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An2quamaraN
Poland379 Posts
On August 10 2012 07:50 Kurumi wrote: So nothing "interesting" was accessed by the crackers? Weird. They say that cause they want you to think that hackers can't use information they actually stolen. In reality, they could very well know your password already. All you need to decrypt an encrypted pass is a good machine. | ||
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FataLe
New Zealand4561 Posts
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Blazinghand
United States25563 Posts
E: Probably should start using more different passwords for different services too | ||
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Rannasha
Netherlands2398 Posts
On August 10 2012 07:54 An2quamaraN wrote: They say that cause they want you to think that hackers can't use information they actually stolen. In reality, they could very well know your password already. All you need to decrypt an encrypted pass is a good machine. That's not really true. There are plenty of secure hashing/encryption routines that require a large cluster of computers to break through in a reasonable amount of time. Any somewhat sensible company will use encryption that is at least strong enough to not make it economically viable to bruteforce it. | ||
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ZerguufOu
United States107 Posts
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FataLe
New Zealand4561 Posts
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Nazeron
Canada1046 Posts
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Skullflower
United States3779 Posts
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Fluffboll
Sweden516 Posts
On August 10 2012 07:56 ZerguufOu wrote: ok someone hacked into my high masters account, played a few games and got me demoted to platinum. I demand a promotion. I will aid you in your quest! This needs to be fixed ASAP! | ||
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kochanfe
Micronesia1338 Posts
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mrjpark
United States276 Posts
On August 10 2012 07:43 Hokay wrote: Noooo not my secret questions! A lot of sites ask the same secret security questions :X This is awkward. I never remember the answer to my secret questions. But some complete stranger might...maybe I can finally access my old XBox Live account if I can find a way to contact this guy... | ||
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FataLe
New Zealand4561 Posts
On August 10 2012 07:55 Rannasha wrote: That's not really true. There are plenty of secure hashing/encryption routines that require a large cluster of computers to break through in a reasonable amount of time. Any somewhat sensible company will use encryption that is at least strong enough to not make it economically viable to bruteforce it. They have TRANSLTR. Check mate everyone. | ||
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Wedge
Canada580 Posts
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