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Was there a Data breach today?

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Was there a Data breach today?

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The Humanure

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#1
I cant find the forum for web site help.

My ebay has hacked I went into google and did security check up.
It said Thcfarmer had a Data breach .

HOWEVER I have not used google or this site in months (If ever looked into security check)

This is a great web site, im not complaining just asking was there a Data breach today or in the past few days?
 
#2
No data breach happened today or any day!
Ever!!
Please do not post false information.
Thank you:)
 
#3
screen shot of google message I got sent in PM.
I dont know what it means, I dont understand this stuff.

Asking for advice, no idea...
 
#4
Checked

You most likely had the same password for thcframer as ebay.
 
#5
Im starting to think this is very old news as its an email I had from 6 years ago.
I might have never checked google security.

never mind, But I now own a $6,000 watch that I purchased on ebay? Its not even my style.
 
#6
They were spamming you bro, it's what fraudsters do to gain access to your accounts.
 
#7
Not sure, I went into ebay and it has my purchases from last week and also a $6000 watch but it did not process, I hate calling ebay they are not helpful
 
#9
sorry this is 6 year old google activity sorry people
 
#10
The Humanure said:
sorry this is 6 year old google activity sorry people
Click to expand...
Good god man!!
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#11
Super, gecko, and flash vpns. Which are all free vpn's had a breach....heads up if y'all use'em
 
#17
Holy fuck this is comedy central. 🤪 Your Password protection was obviously trying to warn you about your password selections, or some sorta data breach on your side of things. (Not THC farmer.com)

This is why I use high levels of encryption, I let my computer automate my passwords, usually 20 characters. Everyone here should be using 12-14 random characters minimum, and utilizing Uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols.... Especially if you live in a Nazi State.

I keep my browsers written onto a separate dive with it's own higher levels of encryption, then run my operating system on another dive with it's own seperate encryption. So even if they gain access, it's gated.... Physically Blocked access, and a key needed. I also don't allow access to the sub system settings, or the networks. I keep my routers, operating systems, smartphones and all connected devices locked down as well, FULL ENCRYPITON, and I do periodic review of where (Ip tracking) these devices are accessed, with time stamps, and locations...

I'm not a security nut, but I do take it very seriously.
 
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#18
Either Google or someone using Google is scamming everyone.
They claim to have found my password out on the internet when that is an obvious lie.
Delete them and boycott Google for allowing this from what looks like their marketing dept.
 
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