#0 - Aug. 19, 2010, 4:38 a.m.
Around the beginning of the week, my friend's husband and son got hacked, they live an hour away. Progressing through the week, my sister-in-law's boyfriend got hacked (he lives 2 hours away), my partner got hacked, and then an old school friend on the other side of the country got hacked. So it's not like they've all used the same computer.
I don't much know the circumstances of why the other 4 people got hacked, but with my partner, there was nothing on our computers. We don't do dodgy business, we keep our noses clean. We know the difference between Blizzard English and Spam English. We don't click links and we don't fall for traps. Yeah, we don't have authenticators, but that's beside the point. We log onto each others accounts on our computers, so why did only my partner get hacked, but not me?
My partner also discovered AFTER he had been hacked, that in his junk mail was a couple of fake Blizz emails. They were unread because he only found them after it had all happened.
My question is this really - is there someone out there with some insight as to why my partner got hacked, and why in this one week alone, have 5 people I know been hacked? What is going on?
(Edited to change an "e" to an "o")
