
What do you do when the service you trust to protect your passwords is possibly hacked? LastPass users just found out. What exactly happened?

What do you do when the service you trust to protect your passwords is possibly hacked? LastPass users just found out. What exactly happened?
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Gawker Media continues to recover from a bad week after being forced to admit that its most popular sites like Gizmodo, Gawker and Lifehacker were left open to hackers who tapped into the usernames, email addresses and passwords of more than one million registered users. Now there’s news that the sites’ dedicated, and typically web-savvy, users are surprisingly not online privacy-savvy, or maybe just careless.

Ah, pumpkins and changing leaves, the first signs of fall, along with…protecting your online privacy? Yes, October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) and we’re celebrating with a review of online password tips to keep you safe from the ghosts, ghouls and goblins of the cyber world.
As a kid, I remember several trips with my mom to the safe deposit box. It was a security-escorted trip through brightly-lit and narrow hallways. Eventually, the journey ended in front of a tiny gold box.
What was in there?
At the time I pictured bars of gold, treasure maps, and secret codes. It wasn’t until years later, when I was a teenager, that I came to discover what was really in the box; a few pieces of ‘grandma’s old jewelry.’ Worthless.
With all this technology upon now upon, there’s a good chance today’s generation will never make a trip to a safe deposit box. Especially when there are Web sites like Sulfe.com. Read more