Ubuntu Forums Cracked. Again.
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Ubuntu Forums Get Breached, 2 Million Users/Emails/IPs
Through an SQL injection vulnerability, the Ubuntu Forums were penetrated, as disclosed this morning by Canonical.
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Canonical Patches Security Issue on Ubuntu Forums, Passwords Weren't Compromised
It would appear that, on the day of July 14, 2016, the Ubuntu Forums were compromised by someone who managed to get past the security measures implemented by Canonical and access the forum's database.
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Ubuntu Forums Hacked, But Passwords Were Not Compromised
Ubuntu Forums hack exposes two million users {Ed: At Canonical vBulletin forum software (proprietary) was already cracked before. But they learned no lessons and continued to use it.]