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 This is really important. For those of you who haven't heard, change all your passwords. The Heartbleed bug has been found and announced. This bug enabled attackers to see account information on different websites around 66% of the internet. It affected more that 500,000 websites. The vulnerability also means that that an attacker could steal a server's digital keys that are used to encrypt communications and get access to a company's secret internal documents. The data encryption program OpenSSL was subject to a security vulnerability and was available to attackers for several days. Website possibly affected include Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, Instagram, Google, Curse, Mediafire, Dropbox, Pinterest, Reddit, Netflix, Yelp, YouTube, Livestream, Twitch, Vimeo, Flickr, Tumblr, Mojang, Minecraft, BattleNet, and Steam, just to name a few big ones. Some government sites were affected as well. You should change your passwords on all of these and other accounts that you haven't changed the passwords on in more than a week. Tanki was not affected, because it uses a different encryption program. But still, it is advised that you change passwords on other sites. 

 

More info here: http://www.heartbleed.com

 

Before you change your passwords though, check this website to see if it's safe to do so. Simply enter the link to the website you want to check for security and see the results.


 

Here's a list of the top 100 sites statuses on whether the bug is patched or not. 


Edited by gazatron30
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they told me to change my world of tanks password too also they told me to change my minecraft password

mhmm, I had to change my Mojang and Minecraft passwords as well.

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I haven't been told to change any pass... But I do use Google so should I?

It'd be worth changing your Google account password, and maybe enabling 2-step verification for extra security.

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Guys, tanki is safe, trust me :)

 

I checked.

It is, but the topic advises to change password of their other accounts too. :)

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It is, but the topic advises to change password of their other accounts too. :)

Yeah, this is the biggest internet problem we've faced in a long time.

 

Guys, tanki is safe, trust me :)

 

I checked.

I got that in my post ;)

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