LinkedIn too slow, too vague after hackers put logons up for sale – and you could still be at risk
Users' frustration builds. UPDATED with comments from LinkedIn.
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UPDATE: A LinkedIn spokesman tells NBR the company did not move slowly – in that it blogged about the security breach on May 18, the same day it was publicised that logons stolen in 2012 had been put up for sale.
The spokesman would not comment on what percentage of LinkedIn users access the
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LinkedIn too slow, too vague after hackers put logons up for sale – and you could still be at risk
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