2010-02-25, 11:44 AM
The email they sent isn't even a verification email. It's more of a "hey ur password was changed, kthx" message. If a hacker knew your old password, they could easily change it and gain access to your account. I don't even have access to my Bishop's email anymore, yet I managed to set its password and log in without any problems.
I understand that Nexon wants better security, but this whole thing is extremely dangerous. They should not force users to change their password especially since they don't send a verification email. If they do require verification, it screws over people who have lost access to their email.
I understand that Nexon wants better security, but this whole thing is extremely dangerous. They should not force users to change their password especially since they don't send a verification email. If they do require verification, it screws over people who have lost access to their email.

