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The mammoth security breach that exposed in the neighborhood of 6.5 million LinkedIn user passwords should be a wakeup call for end-users everywhere.
Read more: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2012/061412-linkedin-safeguard-260200.html
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Un internaute russe affirme avoir mis en ligne ces données. Le réseau social prend l'affaire très au sérieux et semble confirmer qu'il ne s'agit pas d'un hoax.
===> En attendant d'en savoir plus, il est conseillé de modifier au plus vite son mot de passe... <===
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LinkedIn has acknowledged the password database posted online appears to be from their network. 60% of the passwords have already been discovered and we are still seeing very poor password choices ...
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From
zataz
Plus de 6 millions de mots de passe LinkedIn piratés...
Un pirate informatique a mis la main sur 6,5 millions d´identifiants de connexion au site LinkedIn. Voilà qui n'est pas rassurant, surtout pour l'identité numérique des 6,5 millions de comptes Linkedin qui semblent avoir été piratés par un hacker d'origine Russe.
Lire plus : http://zataz.com/news/22202/Linkedin--hack--password--crack.html
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Today's LinkedIn hack, exposing more than 6 million encrypted passwords, is more serious than it might appear and reveals one of the biggest security shortcomings social networks pose: Linked or shared data.
Read more: http://betanews.com/2012/06/06/linkedin-hack-is-much-worse-than-you-think/
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LinkedIn’s latest blog post raises more questions than it answers. And does the company have the leadership it needs to respond effectively?
The company could have foreseen a security issue. Perhaps if LinkedIn had a chief information officer (CIO), or a chief information security officer (CISO), it may have done?
Read more: http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/linkedins-response-to-password-breach-raises-troubling-questions/79602
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Security researchers had discovered the networking company's app was transmitting user data without their knowledge. Read this blog post by Steven Musil on Security & Privacy.
Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-57448640-83/linkedin-updates-apps-in-response-to-privacy-concerns/
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Although not yet confirmed by the business-networking website, it is being widely speculated that over six million passwords belonging to LinkedIn users have been compromised.
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Oops! LinkedIn (NYSE:LNKD) has been caught copying sensitive data from users' iOS and Android calendars, allegedly without permission. Some say the data are sent in plain text. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers posit another post-PC pandemonium.
Read more, A MUST: http://blogs.computerworld.com/20270/linkedin_leaks_private_data_unencrypted
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