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The dumping of nearly half a million Yahoo! Voice clear text credentials paints a bleak picture of password security.
If the dump is legitimate -- and there's a chance the anti-security hackers posted old or cobbled together records -- it's a bad look for Yahoo!
According to some of the security folk now pouring over the records, the hackers from d33ds.co used run-of-the-mill SQL Injection to pinch the credentials from a smaller server.
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