Evernote Security Breached! Causing 50 Million Passwords Reset
World famous online information storage firm Evernote, allows millions of people to store and organised personal data on an external server from cross-platform have fallen victim to latest round of cyber attacks where hackers had managed to breach the company network which results a massive data breach effecting more than 50 million of its registered users. The breach on Evernote follows malicious activity at Twitter, NBC, New York Times, Facebook and others in recent weeks. In their blog release the firm has acknowledged the incident while saying "Evernote’s Operations & Security team has discovered and blocked suspicious activity on the Evernote network that appears to have been a coordinated attempt to access secure areas of the Evernote Service." But the matter of relief for the millions of its users are that, whether the hackers have gained access inside Evernote user information, which includes usernames, email addresses associated with Evernote accounts, but due to salted encryption; hackers fail to gain decrypt those credentials. But to avoid further massacre Evernote did password reset of all it's registered users. Phil Libin, Evernote’s CEO and founder, told press that the services are running, although if you try to access the site things may not work as normal at the moment: “We just pushed out a password reset, so the servers are going to be saturated for a bit,” he wrote. “Everything is up, although response is choppy. There’s no threat to user data that we’re aware of” -said Phil. Evernote also claimed that also have no evidence of any payment information for Evernote Premium or Evernote Business customers was accessed during the hack.
The security response team of Evernote apologized for the annoyance of having to change your password, but, ultimately, they believed that; this simple step will result in a more secure Evernote experience.
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