Music-streaming website Last.fm has warned its millions of users to change their passwords immediately.
In an advisory posted on its website, Last.fm says that it is currently investigating a possible leak of passwords.
The news comes soon after similar password breaches at LinkedIn and eHarmony.
Although the website is not confirming that there has been a security breach yet, it isn’t being shy about informing users that there could be a problem. As users log into Last.fm they are advised to change their password as a precaution.
Of course, it also…
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