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Posted by GDN Staff, 63 days ago Jun 26, 2011 21:03

Old Neverwinter Nights Forum Server Hacked

Bioware put out an email on Friday that an old Neverwinter Nights forum server had been hacked and user data was compromised. Bioware changed all passwords on the server and if you’ve got an account attached to an active email you should have received a notice already. Here’s the content in case you didn’t.Neverwinter Nights

We recently learned that hackers gained unauthorized access to the decade-old BioWare server system supporting the Neverwinter Nights forums. We immediately took appropriate steps to protect our consumers’ data and launched a thorough ongoing evaluation of the breach. We have determined that no credit card data was compromised from the servers, nor did we ever have or store sensitive data like social security numbers. Our investigation shows that information such as user names, encrypted passwords, email addresses, mailing addresses, names, phone numbers, CD keys and birth dates from these forum accounts on the system may have been compromised, as well as other information (if any) that you may have associated with your EA Account. In an abundance of caution, we have changed your password to ensure account security.

We take the security of your information very seriously and regret any inconvenience this may have caused you. If your username, email address and/or password on your EA account are similar to those you use on other sites, we recommend changing the password at those sites as well. We advise all of our fans to always be aware of any suspicious emails or account activity and report any suspicious emails and account activity to Customer Support at 1-877-357-6007.


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