What's Your /Played Time?

I'm coming up on three years of playing World of Warcraft, with two 70s and a third not far behind. Hardly the most astounding figures, I know, but then again, most WoW players don't even have one character character running 25-mans, much less two. So I thought I'd take a moment to dig through all the toons above level three on my account and see what my /played time is at. Scary? Awe-inspiring? You be the judge. And the characters are:

1. 70 mage (main)
   
2. 70 priest (spooky raid alt)
   
3. 66 hunter (I'm a terrible hunter, but I'm leveling him anyway)
   
4. 25 warrior (long ago, on a server far far away)
   
5. 25 druid (should pick her back up sometime)
   
6. 26 shaman (waiting patiently for patch 2.3's leveling changes)
   
7. 12 warlock (bank alt)
   
8. 19 warrior (in my guild's Horde alt guild)
   
9. 4 warrior (10-man raid bank alt)
10. 7 rogue (I got bored with roguery pretty quickly)
    

Total: 4053.82 hours, or 168 days, 21 hours, and 49 minutes.

I think maybe I'll take tomorrow off.

How Safe is Your WoW Account?

World of Raids has a link up today to a Kaspersky Labs study on the evolution of malware targetted at MMOs. It's an interesting read; I was kind of surprised to see that at least in 2006, virus and malware development for WoW and Lineage 2 was such a massively exponential curve, and that over 80% of passwords stolen by trojans or viruses are still stolen from South Korean gamers. I almost feel bad for them, but then I remember that for the same cost as my puny DSL, they get 10Mbps connections. WTB fiber optics already, PST.