Fake Blizzard links
“Free mount”, beta invite and survey links copy Blizzard’s sign-in page. Check that the address is blizzard.com or battle.net.
Battle.net / Blizzard recovery
Your Overwatch, World of Warcraft, Diablo and Call of Duty access on Battle.net all depend on one Blizzard account. Clean up first, then recover it through Blizzard’s official support.
Step 1
Do it straight away from account settings at battle.net, and pick a password you have never used anywhere else.
Step 2
Blizzard advises securing your PC before you recover the account. Run a malware scan, especially if you downloaded add-ons, cheats or “boosting” tools.
Step 3
Go to Blizzard’s official support site and use the hacked-account recovery option. Only follow links that go to blizzard.com or battle.net.
Step 4
Blizzard recommends the Authenticator as the best protection. Save its restore code somewhere safe so a new phone does not lock you out.
Step 5
Keep the new password and the Authenticator restore code on your Battle.net card.
“Free mount”, beta invite and survey links copy Blizzard’s sign-in page. Check that the address is blizzard.com or battle.net.
Add-ons and tools from unofficial sites can carry malware that steals logins.
If the same email and password are used on other sites, one leak exposes Battle.net too.
A password alone is much easier to steal than a password plus an Authenticator code.
Blizzard suggests not using your Battle.net email and password for other games and websites, so one compromised account cannot unlock the rest.
A LoginScout temp inbox gives you a separate address for sign-ups you do not want tied to your main email.
Submit a hacked-account ticket through Blizzard’s official support site after securing your computer.
Blizzard Support reviews each case. Securing the account quickly gives you the best chance.
No, but the fix also goes through Blizzard Support. Keeping the restore code saved avoids it entirely.
No. Only Blizzard can. LoginScout keeps your password and Authenticator restore code safe afterwards.
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