PLEX asks users to change their passwords after data breach

Contains Plex Pipe platform Customers are required to change their passwords “immediately”. They also suggest that users can authenticate

The company says that the database has been accessed by a “unauthorized third party” and that some customers have emails, user names and retailers. As shown, the violation of divisional passwords, which are complex through an algorithm, is so unlikely to be read by the bad actor. However, this is an absolute “secure better than sorry”.

PLX says that credit card data is safe, which is comfortable, as this information is not stored on its servers. The company says it currently protects its data and “is under additional reviews to ensure the safety of all of our systems to prevent future attacks.”

This ordeal is all reminded of us in a frightening way Where a bad representative of the system infiltrated his arrival in emails for people, users’ names and passwords. So, consider this reminding you of changing passwords at regular intervals and considering the use of a dedicated password manager. Approach applications can also be useful. It is the wild West there.