What a joke. They're claiming no customers were affected, in part because the login email addresses weren't released along with the password hashes. All that re

What a joke. They're claiming no customers were affected, in part because the login email addresses weren't released along with the password hashes. All that really means though is that a private group has this information, not that the information isn't out there. They're also ignoring the fact that people reuse passwords- just because they managed to force a password change for the users of their servers doesn't mean the other services the user happens to be a member of will do the same (or even know they should). Shit happens, and we all know this. The fact that this guy is downplaying it is where I start losing respect for the company.