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More Than 6.5 Million LinkedIn Passwords Leaked Online, Change Yours ASAP

Filed by on June 6, 2012
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Better safe than sorry! Change your password ASAP.

Coverage

1. LinkedIn investigating reports that 6.46 million hashed passwords have leaked online (via The Verge)

2. Millions of LinkedIn passwords reportedly leaked online (via News.com)

3. Millions of LinkedIn passwords reportedly leaked – take action NOW (via Sophos)

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