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Monday 11 September 2006
A popular online game called Second Life has had its customer details stolen in a security breach.
Linden Lab, the creators of the game, sent an e-mail to all 650,000 players informing them a hacker has broken into the game's user database which contains names, addresses, passwords and credit card information.
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Second Life allows people to adopt a fantasy life in a 3D online world where they can interact, explore and build a home or a business.
Second Life web site
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