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If you changed her password in September, you shouldn't have to change now, right? Since the "new" breach is from 2013.
by hughw 10y ago
If you changed her password in September, you shouldn't have to change now, right? Since the "new" breach is from 2013.
- __derek__ 10y agoThat's the thing: people who don't understand this news may now think that this is an ongoing, regular thing with Yahoo. If they react by switching, Yahoo will only be left with people's spam-collecting accounts.
- mholmes680 10y agoOn top of that, I thought I understood this news, then got a prompt from yahoo logon that I may have been compromised. So, I mean, I still don't understand the implications and I consider myself considerably more tuned in than my mother.
- mholmes680 10y agoquite honestly, I'm about to start changing her password monthly for Yahoo... because I can't think of any reason to trust them.