Comment Comment by runesoerensen > The number of passwords and the severity of the hack was not uncovered until today. The passwords were stored using unsalted MD5 hashingEnough said.> The most popular password pulled from the Last.fm database was 123456. Seriously, it’s 2016 peopleSure, but the breach was in 2012 TechCrunch. Better article: http://www.leakedsource.com/blog/lastfm parent runesoerensen 10 years ago
Enough said.
> The most popular password pulled from the Last.fm database was 123456. Seriously, it’s 2016 people
Sure, but the breach was in 2012 TechCrunch. Better article: http://www.leakedsource.com/blog/lastfm