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It discovered the vulnerability on November 12th, 2020, but suspects it had existed since April 9th, 2020. "A very small subset of Spotify users were impacted by a software bug, which has now been ...
Music streaming giant Spotify has notified an unspecified number of users that the company has reset their account password, but has left dozens of users Spotify resets some account passwords ...
Spotify resets up to 350,000 passwords linked to third-party data leak. Researchers found Spotify was being used for credential-stuffing attacks. Spotify has reportedly begun resetting the ...
Spotify said it has reset an undisclosed number of user passwords after blaming a software vulnerability in its systems for exposing private account information to its business partners.
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Update (5/8/17): Even though Codes popped up in the Spotify app on Friday, the streaming service waited until today to make the official announcement. There's not a ton of new information in the ...
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