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Dear eBay Member,
To help ensure customers' trust and security on eBay, I am asking all eBay
users to change their passwords.
Here's why: Recently, our company discovered a cyberattack on our corporate
information network. This attack compromised a database containing eBay user
passwords.
What's important for you to know: We have no evidence that your financial
information was accessed or compromised. And your password was encrypted.
What I ask of you:
Go to eBay and change your password. Changing your password may be
inconvenient. I realize that. We are doing everything we can to protect your
data and changing your password is an extra precautionary step, in addition
to the other security measures we have in place.
If you have only visited eBay as a guest user, we do not have a password on
file.
If you used the same eBay password on any other site, I encourage you to
change your password on those sites too. And if you are a PayPal user, we
have no evidence that this attack affected your PayPal account or any PayPal
financial information, which is encrypted and stored on a separate secure
network.
Here are other steps we are taking:
As always, we have strong protections in place for both buyers and
sellers in the event of any unauthorized activity on your account.
We are applying additional security to protect our customers.
We are working with law enforcement and leading security experts to
aggressively investigate the matter.
Here's what we know: This attack occurred between late February and early
March and resulted in unauthorized access to a database of eBay users that
includes customers' name, encrypted password, email address, physical
address, phone number and date of birth.
However, the file did not contain financial information. And, after
conducting extensive testing and analysis of our systems, we have no
evidence that any customer financial or credit card information was involved
. We also have no indication of a significant spike in fraudulent activity
on our site.
We apologize for any inconvenience or concern that this situation may cause
you. As a global marketplace, nothing is more important to eBay than the
security and trust of our customers. We know our customers have high
expectations of us, and we are committed to ensuring a safe and secure
online experience for you on any connected device.
Devin Wenig Signature
Devin Wenig
President, eBay Marketplaces
To help ensure customers' trust and security on eBay, I am asking all eBay
users to change their passwords.
Here's why: Recently, our company discovered a cyberattack on our corporate
information network. This attack compromised a database containing eBay user
passwords.
What's important for you to know: We have no evidence that your financial
information was accessed or compromised. And your password was encrypted.
What I ask of you:
Go to eBay and change your password. Changing your password may be
inconvenient. I realize that. We are doing everything we can to protect your
data and changing your password is an extra precautionary step, in addition
to the other security measures we have in place.
If you have only visited eBay as a guest user, we do not have a password on
file.
If you used the same eBay password on any other site, I encourage you to
change your password on those sites too. And if you are a PayPal user, we
have no evidence that this attack affected your PayPal account or any PayPal
financial information, which is encrypted and stored on a separate secure
network.
Here are other steps we are taking:
As always, we have strong protections in place for both buyers and
sellers in the event of any unauthorized activity on your account.
We are applying additional security to protect our customers.
We are working with law enforcement and leading security experts to
aggressively investigate the matter.
Here's what we know: This attack occurred between late February and early
March and resulted in unauthorized access to a database of eBay users that
includes customers' name, encrypted password, email address, physical
address, phone number and date of birth.
However, the file did not contain financial information. And, after
conducting extensive testing and analysis of our systems, we have no
evidence that any customer financial or credit card information was involved
. We also have no indication of a significant spike in fraudulent activity
on our site.
We apologize for any inconvenience or concern that this situation may cause
you. As a global marketplace, nothing is more important to eBay than the
security and trust of our customers. We know our customers have high
expectations of us, and we are committed to ensuring a safe and secure
online experience for you on any connected device.
Devin Wenig Signature
Devin Wenig
President, eBay Marketplaces