Asking a newbie to get D3 to run on a linux distro without explaining the complications of wine........

Although, if a newbie really does try it, it would be interesting to see the tears of frustration and rage.

my opinion is, don't go to those diablo 3 fans website which u are not sure about other than blizzard diablo 3, these website mostly post a lots of interesting topic like how to get legendary eq, cheats, lvling tips etc, when u log in to these website, its a trap that they are trying to install keylogger or hack into your system to retrieve all your personal info. Mine wow account once hacked when i m scrolling some webs regarding boss killing strategic. Learn my lesson. Quit wow after my account restore.

because of this thread, i've changed all my password: email, FB, steam, bnet
all different. good luck remembering all of them

Site for making the d3 picture in ur siggy might be risky too 

Usernames are just as bad. People use the same username for everything. For example, xXHackMeXx@hotmail.com is attached to a xXHackMeXx at forum.suckerd3user.com and is also attached to a battlenet account.

but, but... i use same username for all accounts on internet. am I in the bad position?  

You know, I see alot of posts being thrown around about some super hackers and some equally strange pieces of advice to avoid being hacked. As somebody who has been lucky enough to avoid these misfortunes, there are a few rules to adhere to.

Basic principle to avoid being hacked socially engineered

1. Emails. Don't click the links in them! Yes you just won a trip to Blizzard City but calm down and verify by independently going to your account. Some of you would be surprised how many people actually fall for this.
   
2. Passwords. Its not about password complexity. Its about password repetition. So many people use the same password or variation of the same password. Ironically, a notebook and a pen is a better password manager than any other digital locker.
   
3. Usernames are just as bad. People use the same username for everything. For example, xXHackMeXx@hotmail.com is attached to a xXHackMeXx at forum.suckerd3user.com and is also attached to a battlenet account.
   
4. Networks. ok, this is a little more technical. Public wireless networks, public VPN-s or proxies all are dangerous. So next time you sit at Starbucks on their public wifi showing off your Macbook, somebody is sniffing all the traffic on that wireless network.
   

Most of the time, its the small things that get you hacked, rather than your computer being compromised. And for god's sake, get an authenticator.

I know several people who do this I wanted to do the same but not so free to buy one coffee costing 15 bucks then later cannot sniff anything. Besides, I'm not interested lah, use my phone can sniff people's Facebook sessions already.

But eh guys, don't lah, people's hard work gone just like that :/ *except for Facebook*

To those who said can't use sms alert.

I just did mine, and it works. Blizzard can send alert sms to me now.

anyone getting bek their char?

Err... I'm guilty of sniffing in public places too. Sometimes, waiting for ppl and I have laptop in hand so just busybody and see what ppl are doing.

u say like everyone got hacked lol