They said it was bad when it was first reported that Adobe got hacked. The 2.9 million originally reported sounded devastating. Well, that was nothing compared to the reality of the damage.
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The number of people affected by the Adobe hack climbs 1,310%
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Published October 30, 2013
TECHi's Take
Adobe has redone its sums and found hackers stole data from more than 38 million customers from its network, not three million as originally calculated.
When Adobe reported an attack on its networks earlier this month, it originally said that attackers took took credit card information and other data from 2.9 million customers’ accounts.
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