Several Nintendo Switch users have tweeted reported unauthorised third-party logins on their Nintendo accounts, and that their payment details have been used to purchase digital items from Nintendo’s eShop. A lot of the tweets also mentioned that the hackers used the stolen money for the game ‘Fortnite’.
These reports can be found all across Twitter, with several stating that their accounts had been accessed from Russia and the United States. Twitter user @Pixelpar says that their account “was accessed numerous times overnight”, despite having a unique password.
Nintendo has recently been running a social media campaign to promote a 2-Step Verification process, designed to fight against unauthorised account logins. For your own safety and account security, here’s how to set up a 2-Step Verification for yourself.
It’s important to note that a backup code will be required to log in if you don’t have access to the Google Authenticator app. So, make sure you keep them safe! You can use each of the numbers only once if you do not have access to the app.
Make sure you check on your Nintendo Switch accounts to make sure they’re safe and aren’t used by unknown parties to purchase ‘Fortnite’ skins.
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