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Tool to determine if your email address was in the Adobe data dump

Posted on November 10, 2013 by Dissent

After the Adobe hack was disclosed, I received some emails from concerned consumers asking if there was some way they could check to find out if their details were involved. LastPass has set up a page where you can input your email address and LastPass checks the database that was dumped online to determine if…

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Australian Bitcoin bank hacked: $1m+ stolen

Posted on November 8, 2013 by Dissent

Ben Grubb reports: A four-month-old Australian Bitcoin bank holding more than $1 million has been hacked, leaving thousands of customers in the lurch including a man who claims he was holding the virtual currency to buy a house with his girlfriend. The alleged hacking happened on both October 23 and 26, with the service’s operator,…

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CT: Stamford Cablevision employee stole customer credit card info at walk-in center

Posted on November 8, 2013 by Dissent

Greg Canuel reports: A former employee of the Cablevision walk-in center in Norwalk was accused Wednesday of stealing customers’ credit card information, according to police reports. Residents from Norwalk and Stamford contacted the Norwalk Police Department in August after noticing fraudulent charges on their credit card bills, police said. Both reported that they had visited…

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Adobe breach even bigger than we knew

Posted on November 8, 2013 by Dissent

Yes, the Adobe breach is back in the news as some have discovered that a data dump posted online contains the email addresses, encrypted passwords and password hints stored in clear text from 152 million Adobe user accounts.  Embarrassingly, one report notes that 1.9 million Adobe users used “123456” as their password.

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Sunrise Calendar Users Are Being Alerted About A Security Breach

Posted on November 7, 2013 by Dissent

Bryan Wolfe reports: Sunrise Atelier, Inc. is alerting its Sunrise Calendar users that its database provider has experienced a security breach. As a result, users are being asked to change their iCloud passwords just to be safe. According to a posting on the Sunrise blog, and email to users, MongoHQ servers were breached. Read more on AppAdvice.com….

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XSplit Password Reset Alert – Protecting Your Twitch Account

Posted on November 7, 2013 by Dissent

The following was posted yesterday on Twitch: Attention Broadcasters: If you are currently or have in the past used XSplit to stream to Twitch, please read this carefully. It has come to our attention that various data on XSplit’s servers have been compromised. In particular, your XSplit credentials (account name and password), as well as…

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