Yahoo Voices Hacked, Usernames and Passwords Posted Online.
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#2I love how this is a story about Yahoo, reported on Mashable, then cross-posted to Yahoo News.
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#3WTF - Yahoo news posting about Yahoo's username password hacked...this is seriously ridiculous.
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#4It's a bit sad that the first bit of correspondence from Yahoo was actually just a syndicated news article from another source.
It makes you stop and think about whether they take security and their customers seriously.
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#5This story is incorrect to boot. It was Yahoo! VOICES with an (S) not Yahoo Voice.
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#6WTF - Yahoo news posting about Yahoo's username password hacked...this is seriously ridiculous.
No, ridiculous would be them trying to cover it up.
This is perfectly normal.
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#7A co-worker's Yahoo account started IM'ing spam links to everybody in his friend list yesterday. This might be why.
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#8I can understand the joy feeling for someone to hack something, but what's the point of posting people's passwords online?
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#9At the risk of essentially slashdotting myself or making my web host very angry at me, I have stripped out the passwords so that the only component remaining is the email addresses, in case you want to check whether you were part of the breach. (I was not! hooray!)
I am hosting this at: http://drostie.org/yahoo_leak.txt . If I receive too much traffic I may simply pastebin it.
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#10I can understand the joy feeling for someone to hack something, but what's the point of posting people's passwords online?
Yes, it really is a douchey thing to do.