The breach of millions of users’ personal data is getting all of the attention, but what about the code that the hackers stole? That may be the much bigger long term problem.
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The Adobe attack will be felt for a long time
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Published October 4, 2013
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Adobe has taken several steps to calm concerns among its corporate users about the loss of customer account data and critical source code to hackers.
The company has begun advising enterprise customers that Adobe product users will be required to change their account password at their next login attempt.
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