LinkedIN

[rayz4]

Anyone on here who is on linkedIN should change their password, news report says the site has been hacked and passwords have been made public along with, possibly email addresses :evil:

 

[original guvnor]

Saw this on Beeb website. Changed mine.

 

[Bing]

Just changed mine, cheers for the heads up rayz4

 

[cj10jeeper]

Thanks - will change mine

 

[Redzedfour]

Is Linkedin the same as Facebook and Twitter if so then i'm not on any of them so i'm OK but thanks for the Headsup

 

[ZedFourM]

Anyone on here who is on linkedIN should change their password

And on any other site where you have used the same password!

 

[rhodesey35iM]

Thanks rayz, just changed mine.

Sean

 

[ranski]

Anyone on here who is on linkedIN should change their password

And on any other site where you have used the same password!

+1

They will be going for maximum disruption using scripts to tie these in with hotmail, Facebook and other popular sites




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[Swiftly]

Thanks, changed mine

 

[Adamski]

Yikes. Better change mine


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[rayz4]

Seems nothing is safe or sacred these days to those who try to disrupt our lives, so i was thinking of a suitable punishment if i ever got the chance with one these creeps, from the middle ages a red hot poker up the backside would/might convince them not to do this sort of thing. :evil:

 

[Glaikit]

done, phew!

The mad thing is that an encrypted file was posted on a Russian forum of some sort where no one knew what it was, then the hackers got to work and a couple of days later.... Nothing is safe and is why you should never use the same password, especially on things like banking. It is safer to write them in a notebook since the chances of you getting burgled AND the thieves taking a notepad are much more slim than getting caught out by online fraud. olice:

 

[gannet]

got the email about this this morning...

luckily that's the only thing with that email address - I have a few :evil: