Being good looking isn't easy. Even beautiful people need to worry about hacking.
Be grateful if you've ever been denied entry into the selective dating site BeautifulPeople.com, because reports indicate more than 1 million accounts had personal data leaked online. CNET Update explains what researchers have found from the controversial site, and why Spotify members may also need to worry:
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