Adobe claimed that 3 million accounts had been compromised during their recent security breach but now it looks like the actual number is 130 million accounts compromised.
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Adobe security breach ends up with 130 million accounts being hacked
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Published November 6, 2013
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You remember that story about Adobe getting a security breach that resulted in 3 million accounts being compromised? Well, it is actually 130 million accounts. And, if that wasn’t bad enough, it appears that someone has published a Top 100 Adobe Passwords hit list. 123456 is the winner. Yes, 123456. No, we are sure. 123456 is the most used password in Adobe accounts that were recently hacked.
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