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EA Origin had a vulnerability that left 300 million players potentially exposed

Posted June 26, 20196 yr

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EA Origin had a vulnerability that left 300 million players potentially exposed

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The security flaw would have let hackers take over people’s account without needing to steal a login and password.

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June 26, 20196 yr

At least it was just the SSO token and not passwords. They just had to revoke the tokens. Still, major fail for EA

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