How many people were affected by the Adobe hack? 3 million? 30 million? 130 million? The numbers keep going up and the fears increase about the full scope of what was taken.
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The full scope of the Adobe hack is still up for debate
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Published November 9, 2013
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Adobe has a lot to answer for. We’ve gone from 3 million to 130 million to 150 million possible accounts hacked. It’s all out there for everyone to see on the interwebs. Were it not twee software applications, we’d probably sense more outrage. Right now, it’s hard to fathom what the deal is and how far this travesty goes.
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