Slack Resetting Thousands of User Passwords After Learning 2015 Breach Was Worse Than Previously Known – Gizmodo

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Slack is resetting roughly 100,000 user passwords for accounts that were active in 2015. The company has only recently learned that an old security breach from four years ago was perhaps worse than previously thought.

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SOURCE: Gizmodo

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