So, if you're a sims fan . . .
And if you have even a dormant account at TSR, you should know that they have admitted to a security breach of such a magnitude that apparently someone is using the identity of Thomas, the owner, to access the passwords of members there and exploit them elsewhere in a mailicious way. Your vulnerability is if you use the same passwords in multiple places, and who doesn't? It's hard to remember multiple passwords. If you have a password at TSR that is the same as a password anywhere else, change the other password, not the TSR one: the supposed breach happened at least three months ago.
There's some suspicion, actually, that it's not necessarily an external breach, but that there is a loose cannon within TSR. There have been several malicious events over the last few months that point to TSR. But Thomas has been saying that these are not coming from him, though IP logs and other evidence do point to him. (hence, he admitted to the security breach)
Anyway, I'm sitting here thinking of all the passwords I have to change today.
In other news, I planted a brassica bucket yesterday! A wine barrel with seeds of rapini, chinese kale, baby bok choy, and dinosaur kale.
I love chard and spinach, but once you have leaf miners in your yard, apparently, it's curtains for the goosefoots.
There's some suspicion, actually, that it's not necessarily an external breach, but that there is a loose cannon within TSR. There have been several malicious events over the last few months that point to TSR. But Thomas has been saying that these are not coming from him, though IP logs and other evidence do point to him. (hence, he admitted to the security breach)
Anyway, I'm sitting here thinking of all the passwords I have to change today.
In other news, I planted a brassica bucket yesterday! A wine barrel with seeds of rapini, chinese kale, baby bok choy, and dinosaur kale.
I love chard and spinach, but once you have leaf miners in your yard, apparently, it's curtains for the goosefoots.