Last FM Tells Users to Change Passwords After Suspected Hack

Jun 10, 2012

Security companies have reported that the number of Last FM passwords stolen could be as high as 2.5 million. full story

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Evernote pushes security awareness-raising software updates after hack attack

After it reset the passwords of some 50 million users, Evernote pushed updates to all its software products, according to a company spokesperson. "We released updated versions of our applications across the board... to add messaging to alert users to update their accounts with new, secure passwords and to make this process easier," Evernote's Ronda Scott said in an email....

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Evernote resets passwords after hack

The online note-taking and archiving service Evernote required its 50 million users to reset their passwords Saturday after announcing it was the victim of a security breach, making it the latest tech company in recent weeks to fall victim to hackers.

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Popular note taking service Evernote has reset all users' passwords following a 'co-ordinated' hack on its servers.The company said it had taken the 'precautionary' step after its security and operations team discovered that hackers had gleaned access to members' usernames, encrypted passwords and email addresses.Although the passwords were 'salted and hashed' in the...

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Evernote Hacked: Security Overhaul Begins

Online note-taking application Evernote tells all users to change their passwords after hackers breached its security.

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Evernote hacked, forces 50 million users to reset passwords

Online note-taking service Evernote Corp. says it has been hacked and is resetting all its 50 million users' passwords as a precaution after user names, email addresses and encrypted passwords accessed.

mercurynews.com (3 months and 18 days ago)

Evernote Forces Password Resets Following Hack

Attackers accessed user names, email addresses, and encrypted passwords but not users' stored data.

pcmag.com (3 months and 19 days ago)

LivingSocial Hacked!

Filed under: Investing LivingSocial has been hacked. On Saturday, the daily-deals company that's part-owned by Amazon.com posted a "security notice" on its website, alerting users to an unauthorized intrusion into its servers. In pertinent part, the notice advised: "LivingSocial recently experienced a cyber-attack on our computer systems that resulted in unauthorized access...

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Jawbone Hack Exposes Email Addresses, Passwords

Jawbone has informed customers of a hack that resulted in the theft of "limited user information."

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LivingSocial Hacked. 50 Million Members Affected. Those With 'Universal Passwords' Should Probably Change Them.

LivingSocial's revenue struggles aren't its only headache today. The daily deals site has been hacked. PR materials for the Washington, D.C.-based company say it has over 70 million members; an internal memo circulated by the CEO says that the accounts of over 70% of them -- 50 million members -- were compromised by a recent cyber attack. The hackers got access to "names,...

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Raw Deal: LivingSocial site hacked and 50m users' details robbed

Daily deals website LivingSocial is urging all users to change their passwords after a hack compromised the data of 50m customers.The company, which flourished by offering deals centric to your location through the web and mobile apps, was hit on Friday with hackers grabbing names, email addresses and encrypted passwords of users.Thankfully, the company said, the database...

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