Blizzard has been busy this week with a few announcements about the Real ID system and the authenticator system used to help secure Battle.net accounts. Blizzard is implementing changes to their ...
Blizzard says it will “vigorously defend itself” against claims that it does not adequately safeguard its customers’ data unless they pay extra for a Battle.net authenticator. World of Warcraft studio ...
Blizzard's mobile authenticator updated recently, and as soon as it did, we started getting tips on the tipline saying there was a major issue. Apparently the update reset the code associated with ...
Not feeling secure enough? Blizzard has introduced a Dial-in Authenticator system, which for now is only available for U.S. residents. People with the impossibility to authenticate their accounts via ...
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Last week we reported on a class-action lawsuit filed against Blizzard Entertainment, which alleges that the developer failed to secure players' information and it accuses Blizzard of fraud and unjust ...
In response to widespread claims by Diablo III players that accounts are being compromised and looted, Blizzard has issued a pair of statements ensuring the community that neither Battle.Net or the ...
Turns out, Diablo III is pretty popular. So popular, in fact, that the servers have been overloaded by the flood of clickmaniacs. Still, there as some good news, as Blizzard is helping out Australian ...
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