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Possible 17,900,617 Care2 User Accounts Breached

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Lee J

As reported by databreaches.net care2 became aware on the 27th of a breach and by the 28th it was unaware of much access the hackers got the server and exactly how many accounts have been compromised. What seems even more funny is the fact they are resetting passwords for all users so next time the login they have to change password, so this would mean any breached account could face the risk breach again, silly ha? We as databreaches.net pointed out they have a self claimed 17,900,617user account but said only a limited number of these have been breached? wonder what they call limited…limited could be 17,000,000 which is a dam lot of accounts, either way its all speculation without any hard proof on the amount that was breached. Full story by databreaches.net

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