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dutchbrit - Just before things blow up ; it might be useful to recollect what other services use the same username / password ( and fix them all as well ). Mail
by mind_heist 12y ago
dutchbrit - Just before things blow up ; it might be useful to recollect what other services use the same username / password ( and fix them all as well ). Mails / Banking / Wealth Management ( like personal capital , wealth front , Mint etc ) and Money Transfer ( Western Union etc) , online shopping accounts that have saved information of your credit card - And Change the password for all of those too.
If you are a programmer - make sure no one logged into any of your AWS ( or any such public cloud accounts) and generated another pair of keys. You might not realize anything now , but the attack might come when you totally dont expect it. They might spin up instances and have a few 1000 $ swiped on your card. ( Amazon will still charge you in these scenarios )
- dutchbrit 12y agoThanks - it was a password I stopped using a while ago and never used for anything important - only billable thing it was linked to was Netflix.
- pg_is_a_butt 12y agomost examples i've seen amazon refunds the money... so saying they "WILL STILL CHARGE" is very misleading. they'll charge you because the service is automated... when you complain, they'll reverse the charge. if they don't, fuck them forever and move to google cloud.