Email confirmation added to authenticator setup to foil hackers

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7-28-2010 @ 1:10PM

niko said...

horray for improvements to the system!

This should also be yet another advisement on how unprotected you are if you don't have an authenticator yet... Don't let the hackers win!

iPod touch or iPhone gets a free authenticator option, keyfob is $6.50... should be a no-brainer.

7-28-2010 @ 2:00PM

Duulket said...

It is also free from the Android Market.

7-28-2010 @ 3:02PM

slythwolf said...

It's a no-brainer if you don't live near a military base. I do, and it shares my ZIP code. Blizzard could not ship my authenticator to me. I was able to have it shipped to a family member and go pick it up, but not everyone has that option.

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