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Twitch Has Suffered A Security Breach And Says To Change Your Passwords

Bad news today for fans of Twitch as the company has confirmed that it has suffered a security breach and advises users of the service to change their passwords. Twitch has now expired all login information and when you next go to the site you’ll be prompted to change your password. The company says that it’s only certain accounts that have been compromised. Still, it’s not good news.

42 thoughts on “Twitch Has Suffered A Security Breach And Says To Change Your Passwords”

  1. My Wind Waker Is Bigger (I.A.B.A.B)

    Why the fuck would anyone hack twitch? What hell are you gonna do steal followers?

              1. My Wind Waker Is Bigger (I.A.B.A.B)

                What the actual fuck. In what ways do I act like a female? Please explain your self.

  2. I don’t understand why everyone would have to change their passwords.

    This is enough for me to drop my twitch account, just like I did with Ebay. Ebay told me to change my password because of security reasons. That was over a year ago and I still haven’t made a new account.. If these major internet companies can’t keep our information private, I will not make an account. These accounts have our street address, telephone numbers, and in some cases like Ebay they have our credit card numbers. Fuck that, it isn’t worth it to me.

    I hope they lose half their subscribers as a lesson.

      1. It takes me about 5 – 7 seconds to read a paragraph. If you are too lazy to read one single paragraph you should not be participating in a forum. And btw, I wasn’t “narrating” anything. Learn to use vocabulary better.

    1. Better just leave the internet altogether because NOTHING is 100% secure and if someone wants to break into a network, they can. Most have already been breached one way or another from governments to large companies to even the smaller ones. If you have any information with any of them, chances are your info has already been put at risk. It’s all a part of life in the new digital age.

      1. No, your wrong. I don’t have to leave the internet altogether. Sounds like you never had your identity stolen before. If you had, you would understand where i’m coming from. It’s not as easy to get someones information as you may think. To just freely trust your information to these unreliable internet sites is the best way for you to get hacked. If you never give out your information over the internet, it makes it extremely hard for a hacker to get your information. And a hacker 99% of the time will take the path of least resistance.

        1. Spoiler: I have. And it wasn’t from the internet, it was from swiping my card inside of a store.

          I know how taxing and what a long process it can be to reclaim the pieces (some are lost forever). But I’m not paranoid either. Just practice safe surfing.

          My response was regarding the fact that you’re quick to drop a service because it got hacked. I’m telling you, just about EVERYTHING has been hacked. So if you drop that one, which likely doesn’t even have that much sensitive private information on you, you should drop the others too.

  3. LOL TWITCH I HAVE MORE IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO THAN USE TWITCH

    I LOVE THIS NON GAMING BULLSHIT BEING APPARANTLY HARDCORE GAMING

    STREAMING VIDEO ISNT GAMING I COULDNT GIVE A RATS ASS ABOUT TWITCH OR YOUTUBERS

    1. I’m not sure if you are joking or not but, Twitch is a website where people can stream (usually video games or conferences) to the general public. It’s very similar to youtube.

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