ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »[...] As a result, everyone will be prompted to enter a new one-time password, [...] Your one-time password will be sent to[...]
[...] when entering your one-time password[...]
I'm sure yours does, I take my own precautions I don't nee ZOS to do it for me .. given the incompetence they've shown in how they develop the game there is no reason to believe their security work is any better: the fact they display your login name in-game is testimony in fact to their cluelessness about security issues.Arthur_Spoonfondle wrote: »No-one wants spammers, bots or their account hacked or stolen and yet, some people still complain about measures being taken to improve security.
The mind boggles.
Arthur_Spoonfondle wrote: »No-one wants spammers, bots or their account hacked or stolen and yet, some people still complain about measures being taken to improve security.
The mind boggles.
Well as long as the emails are sent immediately it isn't a hassle. I've only had this happen one time, some blip on my connection even though my IP had not changed. Got the email as soon as I tried to log in again. I have seen many posts where folks are waiting hours or days to get them.Just hope their mail servers are able to handle that hit they are going to get when the servers come back up.
ok, i love this game but im a little upset now. tried logging in several times, need that one-time password but in more than 8hrs nothing came to my email. i understand every maintenance no matter what day and no matter how long, but this 1-time password that people were not able to receive is a big disgrace to your subscribers.
I'm in the same situation as someone else here in that I get the prompt to enter the one-time password every time I launch the game. Better than not getting it at all, but is a bit tedious having to get an email each time I want to play.
I'm in the same situation as someone else here in that I get the prompt to enter the one-time password every time I launch the game. Better than not getting it at all, but is a bit tedious having to get an email each time I want to play.
Same here, this isn't rocket science can this be fixed, preferably this year.
It sounds like this security feature is very much related to the IP address that the login code snippet is seeing. This is a lot like how my banking web-site has a secondary access code that I entered, and which I only have to re-enter when it sees I'm on a new computer. The bank site is using the machine's local hardware address on the Network Interface Card (NIC), so it changed when I logged in from my wife's machine even though we have the same external IP address shared by our router.elderscrollsb16_ESO109 wrote: »Also please, please, remove the reference to "IP address" in this system (on both message at login and in the emali sent, as we know that it is not related to IP address.
Bonesly_007 wrote: »It sounds like this security feature is very much related to the IP address that the login code snippet is seeing. This is a lot like how my banking web-site has a secondary access code that I entered, and which I only have to re-enter when it sees I'm on a new computer. The bank site is using the machine's local hardware address on the Network Interface Card (NIC), so it changed when I logged in from my wife's machine even though we have the same external IP address shared by our router.elderscrollsb16_ESO109 wrote: »Also please, please, remove the reference to "IP address" in this system (on both message at login and in the emali sent, as we know that it is not related to IP address.
If you're getting a request for a new ESO access code every time you play, then it sounds like either your IP address is dynamic (your ISP provider is changing it on you or your router is assigning them dynamically) or the ESO login code snippet responsible for this function is incorrectly storing the IP so it thinks it has changed when it has not. The latter seems less likely as there are a ton of people that it is working for, but for those that it's not working for the former hypothesis seems more likely--your local and/or external IP is changing.
IP address seems like a poor choice because many ISPs do reassign them (some have an option to pay extra for a static IP). The banks have caught on to this and are instead looking at an ID for a piece of hardware in your computer (Ethernet hardware address on the NIC).