Hello Dark0ne, Let me first add my thanks to those below for your taking a proactive stance on this troubling issue, and informing your user base; That said, I would like to make a couple of requests/suggestions: 1) Like many prior posters, I would think that getting the names of the 3 potentially compromised mods out there would be an absolute priority - have the authors confirm that the currently posted version is "clean" (or re-upload a "clean" version) once they have of course changed their login credentials. 2) If possible, perform a contents sweep of all your mods (you could limit to those changed/edited within the last week say to make it less overwhelming)... any mods containing dll's, exes, etc. should be placed on "lock down" until you can verify with the authors in question that they have changed their credentials and that they have posted clean versions. I think those two steps could very much help in getting out in front of this... even if in the end there was not a breach (or a substantial breach anyway), it's nothing that isn't good practice either way. Keep calm and carry on! :)
