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Fake Password Reset Alert? You're Likely Being Hacked - Here's What To Do Now
Hackers are exploiting fake password reset messages to steal personal data. Learn how to spot warning signs and protect your accounts.
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Slack for Android Could Have Exposed Your Password: Here’s How to Reset
Slack is sending some Android users emails requesting them to reset their passwords, as per a report. Slack’s Android app was reported to be accidentally logging in users’ credentials in plain text. This means that other apps on the affected phone could have access to the credentials.
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Freelancer.com Asks Some Users to Reset Passwords After Matches Were Found in Dump
Freelancer.com contacted its customers alerting them that their user credentials have been found on third party sites.
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Dropbox Confirms 2012 Breach Bigger Than Previously Known
"This is not a new security incident, and there is no indication that Dropbox user accounts have been improperly accessed."
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Dropbox Forces Some Users to Reset Passwords; Cites Leaked Credential Cache
The company asserts that no accounts have been hacked, and the reset is done as "purely a preventative measure".
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Amazon Resets Some Users' Passwords After Hackers Leak Credentials
The US-based e-commerce giant sent out emails saying it had found "a list of email addresses and passwords posted online."
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Fake Password Reset Alert? You're Likely Being Hacked - Here's What To Do Now
Hackers are exploiting fake password reset messages to steal personal data. Learn how to spot warning signs and protect your accounts.
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Slack for Android Could Have Exposed Your Password: Here’s How to Reset
Slack is sending some Android users emails requesting them to reset their passwords, as per a report. Slack’s Android app was reported to be accidentally logging in users’ credentials in plain text. This means that other apps on the affected phone could have access to the credentials.
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Freelancer.com Asks Some Users to Reset Passwords After Matches Were Found in Dump
Freelancer.com contacted its customers alerting them that their user credentials have been found on third party sites.
-
Dropbox Confirms 2012 Breach Bigger Than Previously Known
"This is not a new security incident, and there is no indication that Dropbox user accounts have been improperly accessed."
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Dropbox Forces Some Users to Reset Passwords; Cites Leaked Credential Cache
The company asserts that no accounts have been hacked, and the reset is done as "purely a preventative measure".
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Amazon Resets Some Users' Passwords After Hackers Leak Credentials
The US-based e-commerce giant sent out emails saying it had found "a list of email addresses and passwords posted online."
