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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: 7 million people exposed in massive Freecycle data breach — what to do now

The online forum Freecycle revealed it’s suffered a massive that affects more than 7 million users.

As reported by , the nonprofit confirmed in a on its site that it fell victim to a data breach earlier this year. This comes weeks after one of the hackers behind the breach put the site’s stolen data up for sale on a back at the end of May.

or other scams after their usernames, user IDs, email addresses and MD5-hashed passwords have been stolen as the result of a data breach. Fortunately, though, no other information was exposed and this includes payment card details as Freecycle is an entirely free service.

Full access to Freecycle

Besides stealing the email addresses and usernames of Freecycle users, the hackers responsible also managed to steal the credentials of the nonprofit’s founder and executive director Deron Beal.

With Beal’s username and password in hand, this effectively gave the hackers full access to member information and posts on the forum. If Freecycle was a paid service, this would have been more worrying though.

In its data breach notification, Freecycle is urging all of its users to change their passwords immediately. This could be especially troubling for people who across multiple accounts as the hackers behind the breach will likely try to use them elsewhere.

For this reason, it’s highly recommended that you use strong, complex and unique passwords for all of your online accounts and one of the can certainly help with this. Not only can they securely store your passwords but they can also generate new passwords that are likely stronger than the ones you can come up with on your own.

How to reset your Freecycle password

If you’re one of the 7 million Freecycle users affected by this data breach, you need to change your password immediately.

There are two ways you can do this. You can either head to your and scroll down to the Password Reset section or you can change your password using Freecycle’s through the email you likely received notifying you of the data breach.

It’s worth noting that this can take some time as Freecycle’s email system is currently overloaded with users attempting to change their passwords.

After you’ve changed your password, you’ll still need to be on the lookout for phishing emails in your inbox. You’re going to want to watch out for like misspelled words and poor grammar as these are often telltale signs that you are dealing with a . Likewise, for additional protection, you should also install one of the solutions on your computer in case you fall victim to a malware infection from one of these phishing emails.

Freecycle has handled this data breach rather well so far but the company isn’t offering access to the since it’s a free service that doesn’t handle payments or more sensitive data like . 

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