I get my satellite tv and landline broadband from SKY. They have just announced on their home page that Yahoo have been the victims of a cyber attack in "late 2014".
A bit slow telling us, don't you think?
I cannot remember when SKY became associated with Yahoo, I thought it was last year, but my memory for dates is very dubious.
Does anyone have more info on this?
Yes, lots more info is here:
Thanks, I've added WSF to my favourites, lots of study required.
Yeah, notifying people 2 years after the fact.. someone dropped the ball a bit.
Yahoo! is inferior in security management. That is why I deleted my Yahoo! e-mail account permanently. People that work for it are not doing their jobs properly. Shame.
April 2013, quite a chaotic migration, apparently....I cannot remember when SKY became associated with Yahoo, I thought it was last year, but my memory for dates is very dubious.BSkyB punters drown in MASSIVE MYSTERY Yahoo! mail! migration!
Telly'n'broadband giant falls out with Google Gmail
I think I should be ok as my password has been changed since 2014.
It is your decision to pose yourself as an easy target for hackers. Not my fault if they get you regardless of the password change or not.I think I should be ok as my password has been changed since 2014.
Any suggestions as to a secure browser? Or they all the same? Changing may be "out of the frying pan into the fire".
You can check, if your email is listed here Find the source of your leaks.All major browsers are sandboxed and pretty much equally safe. Just make sure to keep them updated.Any suggestions as to a secure browser? Or they all the same?
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You might want to change DNS to avoid some phishing and malware webpages.
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