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This article was published on February 2, 2015

HipChat security breach leaked 2% of user emails and passwords


HipChat security breach leaked 2% of user emails and passwords

Over the weekend, Atlassian said that it discovered and blocked “suspicious activity” on HipChat which resulted in unauthorized access to data for 2 percent of its users.

The company says that for those 2 percent of users, names, usernames, email addresses and encrypted passwords were stolen. The company said it has issued a password reset for affected users and has emailed them directly.

Atlassian says that passwords are “one-way encrypted” but users who are concerned can easily change their passwords here.

We’ve contacted Atlassian for further clarification on the attack but would not comment further on the attack.

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➤ HipChat Security Notice and Password Reset [HipChat Blog]

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