I am writing to you that an alleged data breach involving some of our members’ account information may have recently occurred on 123RF.com.
We learned about the suspected data breach on November 10, 2020 and upon extensive internal inquiries we believe that your username, email, password (in encrypted form) and other account related details may have been compromised at this point of time.
Please be rest assured, we can confirm that the alleged data breach does not include any credit card, Paypal, Skrill, Ideal or any other bank details as we do not store such information.
However, in line with good security practices and to ensure the highest level of protection to your account, if you have not changed your password in the last 48 hours, we advise you to change your password. You can set a new password by clicking here or when you next try to log into your account at 123RF an email will be sent to you to start the process.
Please be assured that 123RF is now secure as we have incorporated additional security measures such as stronger password requirements and last logged in location detection to secure your account better. We also undertake to work with the relevant authorities and organization and will fully cooperate with their investigations as we continue to safeguard your data.
We are deeply sorry for the inconvenience and concern this may have caused you. At 123RF, we are committed to build a creative platform that promotes creativity and entrepreneurship. Over the years, we have been making upgrades and improvements, including the recent added creative tools that allows users to have a seamless creative journey within the site. We will continue to champion this idea and thank you for your support all this time.
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