Concern about being HACKED
The Texas one is probably just the site where the servers are located. That shows up sometimes.
However, have you done a full security sweep of your computer? Checked for a keylogger? If your computer is clean then change the password on your email. Then change the password to your game. It wouldn’t hurt after that to get a new email and switch the games email to that. Read this thread for more help. https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/support/account/Account-Security-What-you-need-to-know
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If you do a whois on the Tx IP it shows it belongs to NCSOFT. The other three are likely yours.
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switching email sounds likes a good idea. Ive chaged my password already, so now changing emails would be good
Make sure your computer is clean before you make any changes. Making changes on a hacked computer simply hands that information to the hacker and you are back where you started.
Make sure your computer is clean before you make any changes. Making changes on a hacked computer simply hands that information to the hacker and you are back where you started.
im pretty confident that my computer is clean, but how do you even change the email? accnt’s linked btw
You have to contact support at https://help.guildwars2.com/anonymous_requests/new to change your email for Guild Wars 2
You have to contact support at https://help.guildwars2.com/anonymous_requests/new to change your email for Guild Wars 2
Thankks! ill be sure to do this
Same problem here. Someone logged in from texas 17 minutes ago, I got him disconnected. Is it NCSoft for real? If yes – why so?
It’s quite scary, I just set up my mobile authenticator :O
Same problem here. Someone logged in from texas 17 minutes ago, I got him disconnected. Is it NCSoft for real? If yes – why so?
It’s quite scary, I just set up my mobile authenticator :O
You can check the IP to see where it’s coming from. It’s its from ncsoft or the Austin area it’s most likely the IP glitch. The login goes through that site and it can show up on your IP.
I have the same Texas “Guy” with the same IP on my account as well and despite the mobile authentication! I got scared too… And was wondering how is that possible. xD But now when I think of it, this Texas “Guy” didn’t change my account’s password or didn’t disconnect me from the game, so I believe that it’s truly from Anet and not hackers. xD
My own account shows “log-ins” from Texas on the exact IP address that Smitz sees:
64.25.32.69
On my account, it was that exact IP address last week. It’s that same IP address today.
That is us.
I cannot say things like “Meh, just ignore Texas on your list.” But as posted by Caro, no authentication request came through, no changes were made to the account or password, and yet I was “logged in.” We know that forum access can present our IP. So that “access” might be assumed to be benign.
Again, no blanket acceptance, but if your account management page (security tab) shows that exact IP, I personally would not be alarmed.
If you do a whois on the Tx IP it shows it belongs to NCSOFT. The other three are likely yours.
Helpful info, thanks!
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There is something wrong Gaile if this keeps getting fixed and then breaks again and ends up once again freaking out the customer base who bother checking the security page. I think this is the third or fourth time it started to pop up regularly with fixes in between.
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Please see my post above for an explanation of the situation and be assured I am pursuing this matter.
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Guild & Fansite Relations; In-Game Events
ArenaNet