Hacked SE account?

You could also use a security token... that is the safest method of securing your account...

from my experience if you did get accessed from another IP you get locked out of your account, then have to call SE.
happened to me when i used my phones internet on my laptop for the first time & one time at the airport.

I get similar e-mails about WoW, D3 and SC2, too. Funny thing is, i've never even played nor tried any of them.

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Originally Posted by indira

from my experience if you did get accessed from another IP you get locked out of your account, then have to call SE.
happened to me when i used my phones internet on my laptop for the first time & one time at the airport.

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Nope. Your account just gets locked and you have to change your password. If you have a security token then you can access your account on any IP... (Which is useful for people who play on laptop)

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Originally Posted by Kirito

Nope. Your account just gets locked and you have to change your password. If you have a security token then you can access your account on any IP... (Which is useful for people who play on laptop)

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i have a token and each time i use a new connection i have to call.

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Originally Posted by indira

i have a token and each time i use a new connection i have to call.

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Really that should be impossible. http://support.na.square-enix.com/fa...0&so=4&q=token
The support says that you can avoid a login restriction by using a security token... you can get a login restriction by logging into different IP's...

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Originally Posted by Jhanaka

This matter was brought to our attention early this afternoon and we are currently in the process of reviewing and escalating the issue.

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But thank you for looking into it.

It's quite obvious when you check the sender's e-mail it shows up as yglhfs@something.com.br. Every single one of them

Wow so I wasn't the only one with these mails ... it was pretty obvious as you can clearly see the senders email not being an SE domain, just a tip, always check the mail header/source mailfrom address and u will see the real domain.

I use 3 email addresses.

One for FFXI/XIV
One for WoW/D3/SC2
One for Facebook

Only the FB email gets the XI/WoW/D3 spam.