From IDG News Service (Juan Carlos Perez)
Members of the eBay Developers Program must change their account passwords because the e-commerce company recently discovered a way in which account information could be accessed by malicious hackers.
This requirement comes “out of an abundance of caution” on the part of eBay, which hasn’t detected any suspicious activity in developer accounts, the company said Monday evening. Read the full story [cio.com] See the eBay warning [ebay.com]
From IDG News Service (Juan Carlos Perez)
Members of the eBay Developers Program must change their account passwords because the e-commerce company recently discovered a way in which account information could be accessed by malicious hackers.
This requirement comes “out of an abundance of caution” on the part of eBay, which hasn’t detected any suspicious activity in developer accounts, the company said Monday evening. Read the full story [cio.com] See the eBay warning [ebay.com]
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