LinkedIn users data was successfully broken by hackers and has been published to the internet. LinkedIn officially said that there are more than six million passwords users that was broken. Hackers published the file that contain key code and password into a Russia web forum. They invited the hacker community to help use that key code.
LinkedIn, which has more than 150 million users, said the leaked password is no longer usable. All users will receive an e-mail with instructions to change the password, said LinkedIn. They will receive a second e-mail with details on why the change was necessary.
LinkedIn, which has more than 150 million users, said the leaked password is no longer usable. All users will receive an e-mail with instructions to change the password, said LinkedIn. They will receive a second e-mail with details on why the change was necessary.
