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With 20,000 employees who potentially had access, there's no way of knowing if any password was abused. They should message their users to change their password
by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
With 20,000 employees who potentially had access, there's no way of knowing if any password was abused. They should message their users to change their password, especially if they use it on other sites, just to be sure. And because many sites use Facebook OAuth, there's a lot of room for abuse.
- dexterdog 8y agoWith 20,000 employees who potentially had access, we can rest assured that passwords were abused.
- MagicPropmaker 8y agoExactly! It's nearly certain that at least one of them had an enemy, ex, etc, that he/she wanted to exploit.
- dexterdog 8y agoOr just a person saving the data for a rainy day