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Yahoo breach: I’ve closed my account because it used MD5 to hash my password

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This morning I received an email from Yahoo. Five minutes later I’d closed my account.

Published

December 16, 2016

Author

Simon Steed

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IT, security, threats

Categories

Cryptography, Privacy, Web Security

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