http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/28252.html
"The files with the big customer database were called email*.zip and dmail*.zip. There were also smaller files including customer information related to various Microsoft marketing campaigns, for Tablet PC and Windows Server among other initiatives. Samples from the files, seen by The Register, reveal that customer contact numbers, names and email addresses were all leaked because of the breach.
All these confidential files were protected by the same password which was easily defeated by standard password-cracking tools, another point Microsoft would do well to note in reviewing its security policy."
Nice to know their security standards and practices are as consistent as ever.
Any body have a passport account?
"The files with the big customer database were called email*.zip and dmail*.zip. There were also smaller files including customer information related to various Microsoft marketing campaigns, for Tablet PC and Windows Server among other initiatives. Samples from the files, seen by The Register, reveal that customer contact numbers, names and email addresses were all leaked because of the breach.
All these confidential files were protected by the same password which was easily defeated by standard password-cracking tools, another point Microsoft would do well to note in reviewing its security policy."
Nice to know their security standards and practices are as consistent as ever.
Any body have a passport account?