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"World of Warcraft developer Blizzard has issued a security warning following a spate of unauthorised logins. Blizzard has taken the mobile auction house offline and is recommending that players reset their accounts.  &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s been a recent increase in unauthorized World of Warcraft account-logins via our website and the World of Warcraft mobile armory app,&amp;quot; reads a Blizzard statement. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re in the process of notifying any account holders who were not using an authenticator and whose account showed signs of unauthorised access (e.g., logging in from an unusual IP address).  &amp;quot;If you are among this group, you will receive an email describing how to reset your account. &amp;quot;As a result of these activities, access to the World of Warcraft auction house via the mobile app has been taken offline temporarily.  &amp;quot;Upon request, our customer support team will restore in-game items and gold for any accounts impacted.&amp;quot;  Though unable to guarantee total account security, Blizzard recommends changing passwords periodically and reading through the Battle.Net security tips. Blizzard recently announced the &amp;#039;Virtual Realms&amp;#039; feature for patch 5.4. Releasing later this year, the patch will fuse together sets of realms, solving the problem of dwindling populations. The game is believed to have lost 1.3 million subscribers this year. Watch a trailer for World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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