I got owned.

That's not getting your account stolen, though. That's just losing your shit. There's no way your account can be stolen that isn't your fault, short of someone literally hacking into Blizzard's servers and stealing your password from Blizzard themselves.

Or someone bruteforcing your account/password, I guess, but nobody should even know your account name so that's still pretty far-fetched.

Ok...
what if Ninjas sneak in, and watch you type it in. I mean, come on... they are ninjas...
Honestly though, I never thought about it this way before, and it looks like K_A is right... It's probably your fault, unless you got uber hacked.

I agree, but i'm refferring to maybe -Spector- doesn't actually know what happened to his shit, and is just quick to point fingers at solutions without taking the extra step of investigation.

Or someone bruteforcing your account/password, I guess, but nobody should even know your account name so that's still pretty far-fetched.

Which is where your e-mail is 99.99999999999999999% the problem, as stated above. Just clarifying!

Or someone bruteforcing your account/password, I guess, but nobody should even know your account name so that's still pretty far-fetched.

That assumes that they target a specific account. With millions of subscribers, chances are pretty good that you can pick an account name that exists without knowing whose account it is.

Yeah, but then you're picking what could be an invalid account and spending a large quantity of time trying to bruteforce the password to said invalid account. That's why I said it's far-fetched. You'd be better off putting that time and energy towards developing and distributing keyloggers to all of the retards that play the game.

Brute-forcing on WoW isn't really ideal. You are going to spend hours upon hours of brute-force trying to work its way to each account/password when really if you can just figure out a few account of people that play WoW you have a much, much easier time getting the password that way.