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Comparing it to breaches like Adobe or Target simply doesn't make sense

The Russian 'hack of the century' doesn't add up


By News on the Net ——--August 7, 2014

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Yesterday, The New York Times dropped an exclusive account of what reporter Nicole Perlroth called "the biggest hack ever." By the numbers it certainly held up: 1.2 billion accounts, covering 500 million unique email addresses over 420,000 websites. The data had been captured by a Russian hacker group called CyberVor, and revealed by Hold Security. But as the smoke clears, the hack seems to be less of a criminal masterwork than the article might have you believe. More...

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