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There has been a security breach on the Ubuntu Forums. The Canonical IS team is working hard as we speak to restore normal operations. This page will be updated regularly with progress reports.

The passwords are not stored in plain text, they are stored as salted hashes

Nu, voor mijn e-mail heb ik altijd een ander wachtwoord gehad dan voor mijn forums waar ik actief ben, maar "salted hashes" is toch niet te kraken, dacht ik?

Moet ik nu voor al mijn forums het wachtwoord veranderen?
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Van een commentaar van tweakers:
Een bericht van de hacker zelf:

You can stop worrying about your passwords. Yes, they were encrypted. Encrypted with the default vBulletin hashing algorithm (md5(md5($pass).$salt). Whilst it may not be the strongest, when you're dealing with 1.8m users it would take a very long time to get anywhere with the hashes. You don't have to worry about a DB leak. That isn't how I like to do things.

If I do get into a website, most of the time there's no REAL malicious intentions. Grab the database, leave a message. That's it. I don't like to over-do things. Might cause some downtime, but what if it WAS the "syr14n c3b3r 4rmy" (not that their brain-dead brains have the power to do anything whatsoever), and they did have malicious intentions, and they did leak the database and use it to their own advantage?

Oh, and keep on raging and sending me rage tweets, I love it.

Bron: http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1rlft0d
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