I’ll hit the highlights. Or low lights if you’re Adobe. Hackers broke into their network and the net result is as follows:
- Source code for an as-yet undetermined number of software titles was stolen. This includes its ColdFusion Web application platform, and possibly its Acrobat family of products.
- Nearly three million customer credit card records,
- Login data for an undetermined number of Adobe user accounts.
A statement about these incidents can be found here and here. A separate customer security alert for users affected by this breach is here.
Needless to say, this is not good. If you have an Adobe user account, I would be looking at the security alert and take the steps that they suggest as this breach cannot be taken lightly.
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Adobe Suffers Massive Security Breach
I’ll hit the highlights. Or low lights if you’re Adobe. Hackers broke into their network and the net result is as follows:
A statement about these incidents can be found here and here. A separate customer security alert for users affected by this breach is here.
Needless to say, this is not good. If you have an Adobe user account, I would be looking at the security alert and take the steps that they suggest as this breach cannot be taken lightly.
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