Off topic & small talk: awesome thing, multiple accounts hacked (Page 3)

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Bvb1995 wrote on 21/12/2019 at 04:33: What the crap ? What if I forgot a casino and the police arrives after 2 years with fraud ?

I only have passwords stored on mobile on Chrome are they also affected ?

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MarcT22186 wrote on 12/21/2019 05:02 PM
Just hacked the so d. Exclusively Chrome...

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Bvb1995 wrote on 12/21/2019 05:19 PM
Yes but PC or ? On smartphones are yes viruses not verpreidet ? Or does it matter


Did not get a message on cell phone where does the message go?

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MarcT22186 wrote on 12/21/2019 05:25 PM
Ne everywhere, the servers were hacked after all and not your device

Is a pop up when logging into an affected account if you have the latest updates.

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MarcT22186 wrote at 06:06, 20 Dec 2019
Hacked almost all google accounts including password store
Seems there was a nice backdoor. Had to do a decent job yesterday to update my PWs...
70 out of 85 PWs were "stolen", Luckily I only store irrelevant crap there...

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Dbac79 wrote on 12/20/2019 at 1:23 pm: why the heck is my password stored anywhere but on my computer anyway?

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Caballeroxx wrote on Dec 21, 2019 at 9:16 pm
This is all based on Google's syncing. Almost all services from Google sync data from the signed in account to other devices with Google services you use. For Chrome, that includes saved passwords, history, favorites, etc.

This results in a more convenient service, but it is also potentially more insecure.

At Google, this synchronization is enabled by default.
I myself have deactivated all sync services or similar, among other things for such reasons.

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