Received it yesterday, changed password, enabled 2FA, activated some keys just in case.
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Now, Hand over that Kingdom Come offer, that Pathfinder, a year sub of $99, This month's monthly of MGS and Cities Skylines. OR, or, or else! Would you like to have $20 store credit, how about $5 store credit for referral while it was $8 previously! A discount of $3, how wonderful we are! Hand over your monies NOW! This is a holdup! Brought to you by In Good Name~
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In China that would be used against you.
"But examples of infractions include bad driving, smoking in non-smoking zones, buying too many video games and posting fake news online."
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ha, me on my end I mostly only get emails about how supposedly someone tried to acces my epic account....that i barely use and havent spent any money on it XD
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I got this email too. I enjoyed the "As a reminder, here are some tips to keep your account private and safe" and am thinking of sending it back to them as they where breach not I.
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game codes -> worth hacking
Why, I hear that promptly putting any unused keys up as giveaways on SG is a suitable security measure for such situations.
..alright, everyone, let's get those unused Minion Masters keys up asap! Quickly, before they're all gone!
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got this email 1 hour ago
https://imgur.com/Hmkyd7Z
Hello,
Last week, we discovered someone using a bug in our code to access limited non-personal information about Humble Bundle accounts. The bug did not expose email addresses, but the person exploited it by testing a list of email addresses to see if they matched a Humble Bundle account. Your email address was one of the matches.
Sensitive information such as your name, billing address, password, and payment information was NOT exposed. The only information they could have accessed is your Humble Monthly subscription status. More specifically, they might know if your subscription is active, inactive, or paused; when your plan expires; and if you've received any referral bonuses.
Even though the information revealed is very limited, we take customer trust very seriously and wanted to promptly disclose this to you. We want to make sure you are able to protect yourself should someone use the information gathered to pose as Humble Bundle.
As a reminder, here are some tips to keep your account private and safe:
We sincerely apologize for this mistake. We will work even harder to ensure your privacy and safety in the future.
Jeffrey Rosen, CEO, Humble Bundle
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