Stolen Account
" This. At least they could admit they've been breached so people can stop getting freaked out about keyloggers. Just make sure you change ur password before u unlock ur account and it's going to be ok. |
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" Agreed. I was able to log in via the website (obviously), and did not have to enter an unlock code there. I changed my account password and I have not yet logged back in to the game. You can see what items you characters have and I did notice several items missing from my Stash, but not my inventory. I feel that I will leave my game account locked and parked where it is until GGG sorts out this breach. |
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" Like someone replied, it's not a keylogger issue. A database somewhere was compromised and email/password combinations were obtained by a Chinese firm. They then try these combinations on set websites, especially email, paypal, and probably banks. The best way I can possibly suggest is to use unique and different password for important websites. Your email password should not be the same as your paypal. In the same way, every email you own should be different. The differences don't have to be huge, as an example, if your default password is Bl4ckM3sa, your gmail password could simply b Bl4ckgM3sa, or Bl4ckM3sag, while your paypal could be Bl4ckpM3sa. |
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" How can you say with such certainty that a database was compromised? The amount of users affected by this hack is minor in comparison to the overall number of accounts. Also GGG is fairly certain they were not breached, and I'm apt to believe them on it since they've been so open about everything else. You can speculate that a database was compromised, but you cannot say for certainty that it was, just as I cannot say for certain that all the users hacked visited a specific website, or download a specific program and it compromised their system. It is all speculation, but evidence leans more toward my speculation than toward yours. Also, if the hackers DID get database access, there are much easier ways to steal stuff. Why not just run a command to UPDATE the table and move all the items into their account? etc. |
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