norman
10th June 2012, 23:04
Linkedin and eHarmony have admitted their user passwords databases have been hacked and the passwords of millions of users have been stolen.
http://www.techlicious.com/blog/linkedin-eharmony-confirm-passwords-were-hacked/
As many people use the same passwords for different access gateways, this is a bigger threat than it might first appear to be
If anyone here uses Linkedin ( or even eHarmony ) you should change all your related passwords imediately.
http://www.techlicious.com/blog/linkedin-eharmony-confirm-passwords-were-hacked/
As many people use the same passwords for different access gateways, this is a bigger threat than it might first appear to be
If anyone here uses Linkedin ( or even eHarmony ) you should change all your related passwords imediately.