Thread: 2014: The Year of the MEGA Data Breach
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Old 10-18-2014, 06:39 PM   #9
WT Sharpe
Bah, humbug!
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...Just this week it was announced that a hacker claims to have 7 Million Dropbox Passwords....
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Dropbox claims they were not hacked. I changed my password anyways. I never use the same password on any service I care about.

My real concern is some banks still have horrible security on their sites. My current bank does not have two step verification and does not allow symbols on a password. :smack
I hope Dropbox is right. For what it's worth, and it's worth a lot in my opinion, DropBox is one of those sites that does enable 2-step verification. But you're right about the banks. You'd think they'd have been the first to enable it, and precious few have.
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