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Recommends everyone changes their passwords “out of an abundance of caution”.
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Recommends everyone changes their passwords “out of an abundance of caution”.
"...we didn't have to, but believe it was the right thing to do"
How generous of him, I guess we should be gratefull?! It's their responsibility to make sure my data is secure - after all they make money out of it. If they fail to do so they should compensate all affected users + fine. It's wild west industry right now (led by Facebook) and needs some deep regulations to protect our personal information. The only mantra they follow is $$$
.. We are not saying the IT intern sold all your passwords to the Russians but just in case ..
Whilst it's inexcusable, atleast they faced it head and rather than completely deny, lie about it and blame others as Sony did.
If you click security challenge on lastpass, it now lists your twitter accounts as "comprimised" with a checkbox to auto-change the passwords for you...
Like quite a few companies who have become household name. Security gets in the way of convenience.Quote:
Originally Posted by HEXUS
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Originally Posted by pp05