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I didn't even know I was a registered member of Adobe's site until I received their password change email a couple of days ago. I don't know when I registered,
by Sandman 13y ago
I didn't even know I was a registered member of Adobe's site until I received their password change email a couple of days ago. I don't know when I registered, it must have been at least three or four years ago while I was into Flex. Anyway, when I recieved the email I looked for information on when the breach occurred. According to krebsonsecurity.com, it happenned some time in the second half of September. This means I recieved an email prompting me to change my password about a month (!) after the breach occurred.
And that's not all. After I got the email, I wanted to close my account. Believe it or not, unless you're willing to call their US phone number (from 6 am - 8pm, Pacific time), you can't do it. Well, i'm not from the states, and I'm pretty angry that Adobe makes me jump through hoops just to close my account, especially in light of their recent security problems.
- Osmium 13y ago> This means I recieved an email prompting me to change my password about a month (!) after the breach occurred. I only received mine after I attempted to log in. Whether that was by coincidence or not I don't know.
- protomyth 13y agoI was e-mailed on the 21st. I bought a font from them a long while back. I have not received any e-mail about a credit card problem. The card I used is long cancelled.