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[bastiball]

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We are working on a solution.

[Graham Banks]

I wonder if this account has been hacked?

[Graham Banks]

I checked with Basti and his account has been hacked.

If you delete this account, is he able to re-register?

[bastiball]

My old email has not been updated and I can't update and use my new one cause it said that it has been used, and I think the reason of why it has been hack because of my old email. But I can Still access the account in my talkchess.

This post is not mine.

[Graham Banks]

My old email has not been updated and I can't update and use my new one cause it said that it has been used, and I think the reason of why it has been hack because of my old email. But I can Still access the account in my talkchess.

This post is not mine.

I've messaged Ed with your new email as you requested.

[phhnguyen]

Just found that my password for this forum is leaked and listed somewhere. They don’t need to be hackers to access here under my name and post about sexy girls

The easiest way to check if your password leaking is to use Chrome browser when logging into this forum, Chrome will check and warn you.

I could not find out the function to change passwords. Therefore I logged out then go to the page for logging in again, click on the link “forgot password” and follow the email to change my password.

[smatovic]

[...]
The easiest way to check if your password leaking is to use Chrome browser when logging into this forum, Chrome will check and warn you.
[...]

You can also check "have i been pwned?":

https://haveibeenpwned.com/

with your email address for different leaks in different datasets.

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Srdja

[tttony]

I just changed the password, I used one strong recommended by Firefox, the old password I was using is in: https://haveibeenpwned.com/

[Ras]

• Never re-use passwords across different websites. One password per website.
• Long password with random characters, just let your browser suggest one.
• If you use your browser's password manager, it will also save you from phishing because the browser will not fill in account data on similarly looking phishing websites with a different domain. Not even when they use spelling or unicode tricks in the domain name that can easily fool the human eye, but not the browser.
• Never log in over plain http, always use https, especially if you connect via any sort of public wifi in hotspots, bars, hotels, whatever.

[smatovic]

And consider using a burner-email and burner-password for suspicious web-sites, like people use burner-phones when traveling certain countries.

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Srdja