Message d'alerte de Wot

Mirach64, on 29 November 2017 - 12:31 PM, said: Bonjour, La moindre des choses c'est de vous tenir informé de la suite de ma mésaventure !. Encore merci de m'avoir répondu. Suite au "ticket" adressé à Wot j'ai obtenu une réponse rapide. Elle ne réponds pas exactement à l'esprit de la lettre que je leur ai adressé. Mes questions : Me confirmer si l'un de leur service m'a envoyé un message d'alerte. Si ce n'est pas le cas, Comment mon adresse Email personnelle a pu être divulguée. Je n'ai pas donné suite à l'invitation de l'auteur du message en suivant le lien cité dans le corps du message. Pour toute réponse je reçois une serie de mesures à prendre ( de mon côté ) pour m'éviter le pire. C'est d'un bon conseil que je vous fais partager.  Je n'ai pas de portable. Cela peut paraitre bizarre à l'heure actuelle mais c'est ainsi. Un choix de vie qui interpelle grandement ! Ci dessous la réponse de Wot.  Merci encore de votre soutien.     Réponse WOT Concerning the message you got, before doing anything, there is two things you must check commander : first : Check if this is a secured URL ( SSL or HTTPS:// is a secured URL for instance and it can be proven by a green lock before the adress of the url ) more information can be found here on the following link : https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95617?hl=en. Second : you should check the sender of the message, if it is an official message from wargaming this would be safe, however if you doubt the safety of the links of the sender, you have options to check it out without cliking it : Hover Over the Link Use a Link Scanner Check Out Shortened Links More informations about checking a link can be found here : https://www.pcworld.com/article/248963/how_to_tell_if_a_link_is_safe_without_clicking_on_it.html. Finally if you are asked to type in sensible data, always use a virtual keyboard, as those are close to impossible to track. more information about virtual keyboard can be found here : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10762/windows-use-on-screen-keyboard. You may proceed with the message at your own risk commander,i hope i provided you with enought usefull informations here.
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Réponse WOT Concerning the message you got, before doing anything, there is two things you must check commander : first : Check if this is a secured URL ( SSL or HTTPS:// is a secured URL for instance and it can be proven by a green lock before the adress of the url ) more information can be found here on the following link : https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95617?hl=en. Second : you should check the sender of the message, if it is an official message from wargaming this would be safe, however if you doubt the safety of the links of the sender, you have options to check it out without cliking it : Hover Over the Link Use a Link Scanner Check Out Shortened Links More informations about checking a link can be found here : https://www.pcworld.com/article/248963/how_to_tell_if_a_link_is_safe_without_clicking_on_it.html. Finally if you are asked to type in sensible data, always use a virtual keyboard, as those are close to impossible to track. more information about virtual keyboard can be found here : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/10762/windows-use-on-screen-keyboard. You may proceed with the message at your own risk commander,i hope i provided you with enought usefull informations here.
If you have any further question, please don't hesitate and contact us again. Best regards.