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Mr Epeen wrote:

Nalia White wrote:

secure your e-mail addresses

That's what I've always done.

I've played a lot of games over the last few decades. Many of them MMOs and many more that require an email address for online DRM. Never once have I had any acct compromised.

I don't know what you are doing wrong, but you are doing something wrong.

Mr Epeen

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Axhind wrote:

Nalia White wrote:

ISD Max Trix wrote:

2FA on the EVE account is a good first step. Having it on your Email is even better. It makes it a lot hardered to compromise the accounts.

I did exactly that. And I asked my E-Mail provider for country blocking but they won't do that sadly. I asked the EvE support about that feature but sadly it isn't available either...

Alas, as I still have not found a keylogger on any on my 2 machines with which i log in to my webmail, I really wonder how they got that password which is completely unique to all my other passwords and it is only 3 months old... makes me absolutely paranoid. Tried F-Secure (the only tool which prevented ransomware attacks on our company!), Eset online Scanner, malwarebytes and panda antivirus and sophos virus removal tool... Nada. if you have any tips i would be realy glad. Just not possible to reinstall completely at least on my workstation in the company...

Well with sms authentication on my e-mail I realy should be safe now... the only possible option to breach now would be to steal the login session token or some **** like that and there is nothing on my end i can do to prevent that.

I still have an itch all the time and an urge to check my e-mails if there is someone else requesting some account information, god damn that made me absolutely paranoid... probably scarred for life

Thanks again to ccp to restore my stuff!


Edit:

@Aedaxus
You speak the absolute truth and i should have set up two factor authentication for my e-mail a looong time. I swear to you that i never clicked on any bad link :) I work in IT and while i am not an expert in security I know how to move in the internet... i also use noscript addon for my firefox and the days where i watched some series on some dubious streaming sites are definitely over... still it happened. Granted the unique password was not to complex so it may have been brute forced but which service doesn't have a protection against these types of attacks nowadays? It's always more important not to share the same usernames/passwords for different services...

and as said i never log in to my private mail from my mobile phone.

well lessons learned the hard way i guess.

Please, please DO NOT ever use SMS as a second auth. It is trivial to defeat and should never be even offered by the companies. Always use time based auth (OATP with google authenticator). That is the only remotely secure 2FA other than actual dedicated U2F devices. If your mail provider doesn't offer proper auth then change the provider!

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• Is your OS up-to-date with the latest patches?
• Do you have an adblocker installed? (Seriously, that is THE #1 source for malware; If not, install UBlock Origin a.s.a.p.)
• Do you have a Intel CPU with AMT (active management technology) provisioned?
• Have you opened any dubious emails?
• Remember someone claiming to be customer service, technician, w/e, asking for your passwords or personal information? (Social engineering attempts)
• Browser up-to-date?

When you don't know the difference between there, their, and they're, you come across as being so uneducated that your viewpoint can be safely dismissed. The literate is unlikely to learn much from the illiterate.

Syndicate - K5-JRD

Home to few, graveyard for many

My biggest achievement

When you don't know the difference between there, their, and they're, you come across as being so uneducated that your viewpoint can be safely dismissed. The literate is unlikely to learn much from the illiterate.

When you don't know the difference between there, their, and they're, you come across as being so uneducated that your viewpoint can be safely dismissed. The literate is unlikely to learn much from the illiterate.

When you don't know the difference between there, their, and they're, you come across as being so uneducated that your viewpoint can be safely dismissed. The literate is unlikely to learn much from the illiterate.

When you don't know the difference between there, their, and they're, you come across as being so uneducated that your viewpoint can be safely dismissed. The literate is unlikely to learn much from the illiterate.

When you don't know the difference between there, their, and they're, you come across as being so uneducated that your viewpoint can be safely dismissed. The literate is unlikely to learn much from the illiterate.

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