#0 - May 6, 2010, 7:32 p.m.
Blizzard,
Has your data servers with account information been hacked or compromised?
Do you do regular testing to ensure that the data has not been accessed on a mass scale?
Do you do regular testing on all levels of employees with access to this information to safeguard our accounts?
Do you cross reference these tests with compromised accounts to see if there is a pattern?
What information do you have to provide the public with the recent rash of hackings which all have the same MO. of people finding no keylogger or signing into no sites yet still being hacked?
I have a computer which is behind 2 firewalls and a router. The computer does not visit websites beyond 2 (Battle.net and Wow forums).
I have two seperate accounts with two seperate emails and passwords, these email accounts are specific to wow use and are not given out by other means. This is to prevent anyone from guessing that the email is used as a wow account name.
I recently had my GM account hacked but NOT my second account. IN addition to this I have scanned my computer with 4 seperate security programs which have found 0 spyware/malware/virus/keyloggers for all 4 programs.
It is because of this that i know for a fact that My information was not obtained via keylogger. Which means that beyond the highly unlikely situation that my computer was hacked specifically looking for wow on random computers on the internet and then magically somehow gained my information without leaving a trace of anything behind it brings only 2 possibilities to the front.
1) Your servers have been hacked
2) employees are selling/giving account information away.
I think I am entitled to answers after playing for over 5 years since beta with many accounts.
