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Jun 06, 2012 14:39 |  #1

If you have an account - then you should change your password


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Jun 06, 2012 15:03 |  #2

I found a few tweets on the hack and on the (lack of) relevance of Linkedin:

"The guy who went to LinkedIn and stole 6.5 million passwords should be easy to find since he's the guy who went to LinkedIn".

"When changing your LinkedIn password, remember not to use 'LinkedIn_are_a_bunch_​of_skeevy_a-holes', it's already been taken".

"Imagine if the LinkedIn password thing was just a ploy by LinkedIn to get everyone to log into the site for the first time in two years?".

"A Russian hacker knows my LinkedIn password. That makes one of us".

"LinkedIn seems to be one of those services where I never go to -- except to change my password".




  
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Jun 06, 2012 18:01 |  #3

moose10101 wrote in post #14541002 (external link)
I found a few tweets on the hack and on the (lack of) relevance of Linkedin:

"The guy who went to LinkedIn and stole 6.5 million passwords should be easy to find since he's the guy who went to LinkedIn".

"When changing your LinkedIn password, remember not to use 'LinkedIn_are_a_bunch_​of_skeevy_a-holes', it's already been taken".

"Imagine if the LinkedIn password thing was just a ploy by LinkedIn to get everyone to log into the site for the first time in two years?".

"A Russian hacker knows my LinkedIn password. That makes one of us".

"LinkedIn seems to be one of those services where I never go to -- except to change my password".

bw!

Yeah, I joined up a few years ago and that was probably the last time I was on the site.


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