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Nexon Korea Security Breach
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sicnarf Wrote:Next sentence.

"Passwords and residential registration numbers, an equivalent of social security numbers in the United States, were encrypted, but affected users were still advised to change their passcodes on other Web sites, the company added."
Well, at least theres that. Now the only question is, what encryption were they using. Doesn't matter if it was encrypted if it was done in some last century obsolete hashing.
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Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Pixie - 2011-11-26, 01:17 AM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Raul - 2011-11-26, 01:35 AM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Worthyness - 2011-11-26, 02:27 AM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by DrRusty - 2011-11-26, 05:22 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Spadow - 2011-11-26, 05:34 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Zelkova - 2011-11-26, 05:52 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Flonne - 2011-11-26, 05:56 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by sicnarf - 2011-11-26, 06:04 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Flonne - 2011-11-26, 06:24 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by TheBlackMage - 2011-11-26, 06:50 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Spadow - 2011-11-26, 07:03 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Elven Emily - 2011-11-26, 10:15 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Worthyness - 2011-11-27, 04:32 AM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Locked - 2011-11-27, 04:47 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Raul - 2011-11-27, 04:57 PM
Nexon Korea Security Breach - by Corn - 2011-11-27, 08:46 PM

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