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CNET Hacked

• yourad_io 12y ago
  > A representative from the group calling itself W0rm told CNET News in a Twitter conversation that it stole a database of usernames, emails, and encrypted passwords from CNET's servers. I wonder how many MD5 encryptors they used </s> In all seriousness, it sucks to see this being reported by someone who doesn't know (or care) about the hashing/encryption distinction. ...but probably not as much as if it turned out they are actually encrypting passwords.