I got a Email that my account often fail to login… i dont do that.
Now I change Password, activate two factor authentication, Windows App Epic Games Launcher Login without any fail massage… after a Password Change he should need the new Password?!
Why the Epig Games Launcher is still able to Login?
Sorry Admin, Password Change! App Login still work? - International - Epic Developer Community Forums no one view my Post!
Hi there,
Sorry to hear your account was hacked. 
It sounds like you have already done most of what I have posted below, but I will post it anyways for others who might have the same. Please read through it to ensure you have followed all of the recommendations.
You will have to contact Epic support in order to force log out on all sessions from your account and then reset your password.
To contact Epic Account Support please fill out this form. It says Fortnite, but it’s temporarily being used for UE4 support too. Select “PC/Mac” from the Fortnite Game Platform combo-box, select Fortnite: Battle Royal as the Game Mode, and then use the “Account Security” option for Game.
Make sure to include all relevant information, including order ID numbers if any fraudulent purchases have been made on your account (see below), and Epic will reply back to you by email.
Here’s some info posted by Epic detailing the hacking attempts (and successes unfortunately) being carried out by a group of Russian hackers, and what Epic is doing to combat it. There were large “dumps” of email account username (or email addresses) and passwords posted to some hacking forums a while back and the hackers use “credential stuffing” (automated injection of breached username/password pairs in order to fraudulently gain access to user accounts) to gain access to accounts on other websites that use the same password.
The hackers are targeting Epic account holders with payment options to fraudulently purchase Fortnite V-Bucks, which they are then “selling” (it’s a scam, you won’t receive any) on some shady websites. Check your account order history by hovering your mouse over your name at the top right of this page and select Personal, then from the left panel select Payment History to make sure there are no fraudulent purchases. If there are please contact either PayPal or your credit card company to inform them of the fraudulent purchases, they will then contact Epic about it who will refund your account for the amounts listed.
To protect from any further issues:
#1 - Change the passwords on your email, Epic account, and any other account you have with the same password!
If you use the same password as your email on any other site change those passwords AND your email password immediately to prevent more accounts being hacked. See the security bulletin I linked above for more details.
#2 - Remove saved payment info
Please make sure you do not have any payment options saved to your account, especially if you are getting the “unsuccessful login attempt” emails. You can add them back in when you need to buy something, but make sure you remove it again afterwards.
#3 - Enable 2FA
Enable 2-factor authentication for your account. This is the best way to ensure the hackers are no longer able to access your account. Make sure you do this AFTER changing the password on your email, otherwise they will have access to the security code.
#4 - Check other email addresses on have I been pwned
The haveibeenpwned.com website will allow you to see whether your email address has been included in any of the data breach “dumps”. If it has you do not need to stop using the account (unless it concerns you) but you should increase your security on said account by using a stronger/longer password (preferably with a mix of upper/lower case letters, numbers, and symbols), enabling 2FA, and changing your passwords regularly. I recommend using a password manager such as LastPass, Dashlane, 1Password (those 3 need to be purchased), or if you’re on a budget try KeePass which I use it myself and it works just as well as the paid products.
Thank you