katleigh93

In response to post #31561115. #31561180, #31561660, #31562180, #31562605 are all replies on the same post. Lol, now that security, hehehehe

In response to post #31560095. #31560240, #31560385, #31561015, #31562340 are all replies on the same post. Quote from Dark0ne: "To clarify, we store all passwords in our database in a hashed and salted system (i.e. not plain text)". So yes our passwords are hashed and salted.

In response to post #31561115. Hehehehe, thats the best kind to have mokaiba :D

In response to post #31560095. #31560240, #31560385 are all replies on the same post. Thats true Eolath, you can try and try to tell people not to use the same password for all accounts, but that doesnt always work. I have the luxuary of being at home, so I keep a log of all my passwords and I change them at least once a month. But even then, if hackers get into the sites data base, with the proper programs and equipment, no one is 100% safe. Its just part of being in the technical age we live in.

In response to post #31560095. I agree with not changing the email, but a password change as described by Dark0ne for those who didnt use "special characters" is not a bad idea, it will slow the hackers down. It may not stop them, but it will give them a headache trying to hack them.

I agree, no trust broken Dark0ne. I dont believe there is any type of system that is 100% hack proof. if someone wants in bad enough, they will find a way. You all have done a wonderful job keeping our information safe, just understand your not gods, things happen. Getting the word out about this was the right move though, it shows you are not trying to keep us in the dark and for that I personally thank you.