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Last.fm Confirms They Were Hacked, Change Your Passwords Now

Last.fm is the latest tech giant to fall victim to a security breach. The music-streaming site is urging its users to change their passwords immediately. The breach comes amid a backdrop of similar breaches, including at LinkedIn where 8 million passwords may have been compromised, and at dating site eHarmony where 1.5 million passwords were harvested. Do not use the same password for everything, keep a list of every site you create a login for, and only go to the site in a new tab or window.

Source: https://thehackernews.com/2012/06/lastfm-confirms-they-were-hacked-change.html

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