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   mkb: not that they couldn't do that without forcing a change
   brycec: Yeah that makes sense. Assuming it was stored hashed in the first place, they may still want to improve it, eg. using a higher number of PBKDF2 cycles than had been initially used.
   <br> Good thinking.
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   mercutio: facebook is down :)
   mike-burns: Yay!
   brycec: Huh. I just got the same email as nathani
   <br> It links to https://www.dropbox.com/help/9257?oref=e
   <br> Embarrassingly, it's right. I set that password on Sep 11, 2012 according to my password manager. Bryce should know better... But hey, at least U2F.
   <br> "we learned about an old set of Dropbox user credentials (email addresses plus hashed and salted passwords) that we believe were obtained in 2012. "
   <br> Well this was fun to sit back and watch https://blog.lastpass.com/2014/12/introducing-auto-password-changing-with.html/
   <br> wtf... it just set it to one of my other passwords.
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   nathani: The most important takeaway and useful in general and hence the need for password managers in the first place: "However, if you’ve reused your password on other sites, you should update those passwords." ie: Dont re-use passwords