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Database containing information such as passwords, e-mails, and phone numbers illegally accessed. Stolen data doesn't include resumes or Social Security numbers, says Monster.
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BTW: Did ya'll know that http://jobsearch.usajobs.gov/ is "powered" by Monster???? OOOOh, YES!!!!! ANY one who has there info there is also a victim. I know because I had my info on usajobs at one time....until I got the notification letter from them that my personal info had been compromised and why.
>>>ANY one who has there info there is also a victim.<<<
SHOULD read:
>>>ANY one who has *their* info there is also a victim.<<<
USAJOBS - Security Alert
http://www.usajobs.gov/securityNotice.asp
- by chili_picante January 28, 2009 7:37 AM PST
- Hey, Monster: Why am I reading about this at CNet, instead of getting a notice from you about the breach! Does anyone know if all usernames and passwords were exposed, or just some?
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