Play.com gehackt? Email inside

[PS3Man]

Hallo habe heute eine Email von Play.com bekommen, denke das sie echt ist, nur was soll ich davon halten? Hab ihr auch eine solche Mail erhalten?

Laut Play.com ist die Email vertraulich, deshalb im Spoiler:

Spoiler

Dear Customer,
Email Security Message

We are emailing all our customers to let you know that a company that handles part of our marketing communications has had a security breach. Unfortunately this has meant that some customer names and email addresses may have been compromised.

We take privacy and security very seriously and ensure all sensitive customer data is protected. Please be assured this issue has occurred outside of Play.com and no other personal customer information has been involved.

Please be assured we have taken every step to ensure this doesn’t happen again and accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused some of you.

Customer Advice

Please do be vigilant with your email and personal information when using the internet. At Play.com we will never ask you for information such as passwords, bank account details or credit card numbers. If you receive anything suspicious in your email, please do not click on any links and forward the email on to privacy@play.com for us to investigate.

Thank you for continuing to shop at Play.com and we look forward to serving you in the future.

Play.com Customer Service Team
************************************************************************
Confidentiality: This e-mail and any files transmitted with it are
confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity
to whom they are addressed. If you have received this e-mail in error
please notify the sender immediately and delete this message from your
computer without further action. Any dissemination, distribution or
copying of this message or any files transmitted with it by an
unauthorised recipient is strictly prohibited.
Viruses: This message has been swept for viruses but we cannot guarantee
that this e-mail or its attachments are virus free nor accept
responsibility for any virus inadvertently transmitted herewith.
************************************************************************

 

[Thor]

Ich bin auch bei denen gemeldet und hab nix bekommen... *?*

 

[Tommyfare]

Habe die Mail auch bekommen.

 

[krazzo]

Ich habe die Mail auch gerade bekommen ...

 

[Nooj7even]

Jup, hab die Mail auch bekommen. Kein Plan was jetzt zu tun ist...

 

[Thor]

Nichts.
Die sagen schlichtweg, ihr sollt auf Mails, in denen ihr nach Kontodaten und Passwörter im Namen von play.com gefragt werdet nicht antworten und diese Mails samt Senderadresse an play.com weiterleiten.
Steht doch im Text

 

[PS3Man]

Tun kann man denk ich nichts mehr? Ist halt nur scheiße da ich bei Play.com meine "gute" Email Adresse angegeben habe, die bis jetzt eigentlich Spamfrei ist. Um meine KK Daten mache ich mir keine Sorgen, da die bei meinem Play.com account nicht mehr aktuell sind und ich schon länger nicht mehr bestellt habe.

 

[Nooj7even]

.
Steht doch im Text

Der Text war zu lang und ich zu faul

 

[Axoliz]

Hab die Mail auch, einfach mal die nächsten Tage schauen ob der Kontostand der KK noch stimmt.
Was soll man auch großartig anders machen können?
Passwort bie play.com evtl. mal abändern

 

[crysmopompas]

einfach mal die nächsten Tage schauen ob der Kontostand der KK noch stimmt.

Es wurden Daten von einem Marketingpartner geklaut, KK Daten hat der nicht, aber vielleicht wirst du jetzt zugespamt.

 

[Crusher]

Bin da auch registriert, habe aber auch noch keine Email bekommen. Bekommen vll. nur diejenigen eine Email, die in der letzten Zeit dort bestellt haben? Meine letzte Bestellung liegt nämlich über ein Jahr zurück.

Bezüglich des vertraulichen Blabla am Ende: Das ist eine stinknormale Signatur, die häufiger von Firmen eingesetzt wird. Sie besagt im Grunde eigentlich nur: Wenn Sie nicht der eigentliche Adressat dieser Email sind, müssen Sie sie löschen.

 

[Nooj7even]

Hab letzte Nacht noch mal ne Mail bekommen:

Spoiler

Dear Customer,
As a follow up to the email we sent you last night, I would like to give you some further details. On Sunday the 20th of March some customers reported receiving a spam email to email addresses they only use for Play.com. We reacted immediately by informing all our customers of this potential security breach in order for them to take the necessary precautionary steps.
We believe this issue may be related to some irregular activity that was identified in December 2010 at our email service provider, Silverpop. Investigations at the time showed no evidence that any of our customer email addresses had been downloaded. We would like to assure all our customers that the only information communicated to our email service provider was email addresses. Play.com have taken all the necessary steps with Silverpop to ensure a security breach of this nature does not happen again.
We would also like to reassure our customers that all other personal information (i.e. credit cards, addresses, passwords, etc.) are kept in the very secure Play.com environment. Play.com has one of the most stringent internal standards of e-commerce security in the industry. This is audited and tested several times a year by leading internet security companies to ensure this high level of security is maintained. On behalf of Play.com, I would like to once again apologise to our customers for any inconvenience due to a potential increase in spam that may be caused by this issue .
Best regards,
John
John Perkins
CEO
Play.com
************************************************************************
Confidentiality: This e-mail and any files transmitted with it are
confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity
to whom they are addressed. If you have received this e-mail in error
please notify the sender immediately and delete this message from your
computer without further action. Any dissemination, distribution or
copying of this message or any files transmitted with it by an
unauthorised recipient is strictly prohibited.
Viruses: This message has been swept for viruses but we cannot guarantee
that this e-mail or its attachments are virus free nor accept
responsibility for any virus inadvertently transmitted herewith.
************************************************************************