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After they've already been shown to have been dishonest previously, and after they chose to make an additional disclosure on the last working day (for most) bef
by Bud 4y ago
After they've already been shown to have been dishonest previously, and after they chose to make an additional disclosure on the last working day (for most) before Christmas, I think you have to assume your data is at risk, and act accordingly. I certainly would.
Do you trust them to tell the truth about whether all your data was reliably, securely, and permanently deleted? Can they tell you when and how?
- tonymet 4y agoYou’re right I’m assuming my account was breached and I’m resetting my passwords.I already started noticing hack attempts (e.g. reset password attempts) this week, so that indicates it’s likely to have been breached. I used lastpass reluctantly, knowing the risk but also knowing it was better than re-using passwords. What a fun way to spend christmas holiday resetting passwords