A recent Adobe data breach exposed account information and caused quite a stir after password reset emails were leaked by the thousands. The company reportedly said that at least 38 million account details were leaked. It seems that Photoshop source code has been added to the already massive leak of Adobe product source code.
A post on AnonNews.org made on October 3, 2013, reported that hackers managed to steal approximately 3 million encrypted credit card records of the company's customers, as well as the login details for an unspecified number of user accounts.
Last weekend, AnonNews.org published a massive file, “users.tar.gz,” that appears to contain more than 150 million usernames and passwords from Adobe. The file is 3.8 GB in size.
Adobe spokeswoman Heather Edell said the company has contacted all existing users whose login name and encrypted password were stolen.
"So far, our investigation has confirmed that the attackers gained access to the Adobe IDs and encrypted passwords of approximately 38 million active users," Edell said.
Source: secnews.gr
