dzp1111 wrote:
I’ve recently received an email from chess.com regarding suspicious logins into my account, with recommendations to change my password. It took me a few days to tend to the matter during which time 3 games have been played on my account. My rating suffered nearly 20 points.
After changing my password I immediately received 2 emails saying that my account has been compromised, again. My account had been logged in from Montreal and Toronto.
I’m using the chess.com app on an updated iPad.
I don’t care much about the rating but I am curious as to the why. To what end does this action serve?
Weird..
d
After changing my password I immediately received 2 emails saying that my account has been compromised, again. My account had been logged in from Montreal and Toronto.
I’m using the chess.com app on an updated iPad.
I don’t care much about the rating but I am curious as to the why. To what end does this action serve?
Weird..
d
Depending on your ISP, it's very likely those logins are from you, especially if you changed your password to a unique and complex one
I had one of those emails after logging into a device a use daily and I know for a fact it was my login that generated the alert.
After changing my password I immediately received 2 emails saying that my account has been compromised, again. My account had been logged in from Montreal and Toronto.
I’m using the chess.com app on an updated iPad.
I don’t care much about the rating but I am curious as to the why. To what end does this action serve?
Weird..
d