In Brief: Spotify accounts vulnerable to hacks, says vpnMentor
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Nearly 3,50,000 accounts of users on music streaming platform Spotify are vulnerable to hacking through a credential stuffing operation, according to vpnMentor, a VPN review website. Credential stuffing refers to a hacking technique that gets unauthorised entry through weak customer passwords. The operation, whose origins are unknown, was uncovered in July, the vpnMentor statement said. Spotify, it said, has initiated a ‘rolling reset’ of passwords for all users affected.
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