you should change passwords

http://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/10...-of-fastmailfm

fastmail.fm is good

free imap

with hotmail at least it will forward to other box

yahoo?boo! thumbs down

It affected only certain yahoo sub-areas. Yahoo voice for example.

There is a website you can go to and test your user ID :
http://labs.sucuri.net/?yahooleak

I checked mine, and they were all unaffected.

i think i despise yahoo they should have sent a message like yours to every account and id see that as soon as i logged in

but i dont even know if your info is true

http://us.mg4.mail.yahoo.com/neo/lau...aod1mftdie2sg#

from here can someone show us the exact link to change password

yahoo truely is difficult

There was some problem. Please retry after few minutes

is all i get

https://edit.yahoo.com/config/change...T3xi6ak&.done=

that it?

I just logged into my yahoo and after it took me to a change password page.
But I didn't do it, it could be part of the hack

I never use it anyway.

www.lavabit.com is a free & good one.
if you use thunderbird pop mail or outlook.
the online web mail part is bare bones.

Yahoo has changed its password updating quite a bit.
If you have more than one account, it will link a message to your other account saying the password has been updated.

They also have an antihack photo avatar you can put on your page. So in the future you go to your account, and don't see that avatar then you can then suspect a hack.

I've had Yahoo for over a decade and they are very responsive to my emails. Someone made an email similar in name to mine once from stealing my credit card information from an online vendor. I sent that info to Yahoo and it was fixed within a day. It is a long story, but this person used my real name from my one real Yahoo acct...to purchase diamonds online. The diamonds company called me up, and therefore the sale did not go thru. We cancelled our credit card instantly and no other attempts were made at all. Yahoo was great and swift in helping us. (it was not their fault either, and they cancelled that other email, because it was created during the commission of a crime).

Last summer someone requested my secret questions at Yahoo and they sent me an immediate email to my other account to change my email and my secret questions within 24 hrs. Which we did and nothing bad happened. We have never had a hack into our email, and I only keep an address book there for one account. The others are empty. I think it is the address book that is the target most of the time, there. However, I have received virus attacks from emails AOL, and others from time to time. I don't open them.

Since I never use yahoo anymore I just closed my account there, no use one floating around and not being used LOL. I forgot I had it ...
I have other email accounts that I do use.