Last week, 6.5 million of LinkedIn passwords were hacked. The social network then recommended to its users to change their LinkedIn password and all passwords which were the same on other website.
Now it is the turn to the UK-based Last.fm and to e-harmony to warn its users to change their passwords immediately, as it’s investigating yet another password leak.
Some people says that it’s not a coincidence if several websites are hacked in the same time, and that hackers do want to raise the question of security on Internet and show users that the web is not safe and that anyone can hacked your account and password.
Benjamin Stora
Nothing can't be hacked! Passwords are the contemporary locks. There will always be thieves who can unlock them!
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