2009-03-05, 11:57 PM
Judgment Wrote:It also seems to be a bit of insurance in case somehow the company (NEXON, Asiasoft, etc.) somehow slipped up with keeping account info secure, given how past incidients proved. Examples included the previous GMS site exploits where you only needed a Login ID, and perhaps one other thing, to steal someones account, the supposed "PIN crackers", not to mention the more recent SEA account hackings due to the rankings being exploitable, and also the very recent change of making Secret Questions obsolete.It's really not that difficult to make an email confirmation for changing passwords. I honestly don't know why Nexon didn't do that when it's obviously the best solution so far.
