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Yahoo has allegedly been hacked


 

I've just been warned by the moderator of another Yahoo group that:

"Yahoo has recently been hacked and 450,000 accounts have had their email address AND password published in clear text.

Please check your account urgently at and if yours is listed please change your password as soon as possible."

I don't know how true this is, but I thought members of Kicad Users would rather be warned than get hacked. I can tell you that I didn't get any warnings when I visited the above link and I have quite a few defence mechanisms in place. Also other sites are reporting this.

If anyone knows better, please say so.

Regards,

Robert.


Mitch Davis
 

On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 11:23 PM, Robert <birmingham_spider@...> wrote:

I've just been warned by the moderator of another Yahoo group that:

"Yahoo has recently been hacked and 450,000 accounts have had their
email address AND password published in clear text.

Please check your account urgently at and if
yours is listed please change your password as soon as possible."
I initially thought that the dazzlepod website was some sort of
phishing thing, but it seems that yes, a number of acccounts from
Yahoo! have been leaked:



The dazzlepod site lets you type in your email address (or even
better, part of your email address), and you can check to see if yours
appears in the search result.

It seems that the service that was hacked is Yahoo! Voices, so if you
didn't use that service, I'm guessing you won't be on the list.

Mitch.


Carl Cravens
 

I never used the Voices service and my email address was on the list.

On 07/12/2012 10:36 AM, Mitch Davis wrote:
It seems that the service that was hacked is Yahoo! Voices, so if you
didn't use that service, I'm guessing you won't be on the list.
--
Carl D Cravens (raven@...)
If I want your opinion, I'll take you out of my killfile.


 



> The dazzlepod site lets you type in your email address (or even
> better, part of your email address), and you can check to see if yours
> appears in the search result.

for faster results, provide both username and password... ;-)