If you use LinkedIn, you might want to double check to make sure you don't use the same password at other sites. Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter and Pinterest accounts were compromised for a short time. The hackers even published the password. It was "dadada." That's not terribly secure in the first place.
In wireless carrier news, T-Mobile is trying to buy customers with its latest Un-Carrier move. The company is giving away pizza, desserts, and even T-Mobile stock. Will it be enough to get people to switch?
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Facebook founder's social networks hacked
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