If you use One Login for your password storage, get ready for a bad weekend. The company announced their services have been hacked.<\/p>\n
In an article on Ars Technica<\/a>, the company said hackers compromised “customer data… including the ability to decypt encrypted data”.<\/p>\n If you have used One Login to save your passwords, you need to go through what you saved with them and change your password for all accounts<\/b><\/i> they have.<\/p>\n On a side rant, using an online password manager is always a bad idea. Sure, it is convenient, but that also makes it a much bigger target for the bad guys. Thousands of unique bank accounts, account passwords and “real world” information like social security numbers and home security codes all in one place? I recommend using a local offline password manager instead.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If you use One Login for your password storage, get ready for a bad weekend. The company announced their services have been hacked. In an article on Ars Technica, the company said hackers compromised “customer data… including the ability to … Continue reading