- Published
- Source
- Help Net Security
- Reported by
- 2 publishers
- Filed under
- Data breaches, Attacks
- Affected
- 11.7M records
Players who signed up for Capcom’s online account service may want to look twice at emails that seem to come from the company. The company has disclosed that a third party gained unauthorized access to customer information linked to CAPCOM ID, the account people use to sign in to the company’s web services and to play some of its games online. It detected suspicious activity on October 19 and confirmed the intrusion the same day. … More →…
Think your details were in it?
- Check your email address at Have I Been Pwned – it lists the breaches your details have appeared in.
- Change that service's password, and any other account that used the same one. A password manager makes every password unique.
- Turn on two-step verification, and expect scam messages that quote the leaked details to sound convincing.
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