The database of hacked Adobe accounts has been released online. Lastpass has a tool to find out if your account was among them. Mine was, and it was shared by 58 other people. Thankfully it was my ...

AnonNews.org this weekend posted a 3.8 GB file listing over 150 million Adobe account usernames and hashed passwords stolen in the late September breach that came to light Oct. 3, reports Krebs Online ...

You can cancel an Adobe subscription by navigating your account page on Adobe's website. Log into your account's plan page, choose "Manage plan," and follow multiple ...

The customer records of nearly 7.5 million Adobe Creative Cloud users were discovered by a security researcher this month in an inadvertently exposed database which has now been secured. The records ...

Due to a change in Adobe’s licensing, effective February 2020, students, faculty and staff who wish to use any of the Adobe Creative Cloud programs in the Learning Commons/Library (Digital Media Lab ...

If you have an Adobe account, you may want to make sure it doesn’t share any passwords with something important. The company disclosed today that an attack on one of its servers had resulted in the ...

Seven million Adobe Creative Cloud accounts were exposed on a public database, putting customers at risk of targeted phishing campaigns. Credit: Igor Golovniov/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images ...

The user records of almost 7.5m Adobe Creative Cloud customers, including email addresses, account information and the names of the Adobe product they use, were left exposed online and were accessible ...

Adobe announced that 2.9 million of its customer account have been compromised in a "sophisticated" cyber attack on the company. Writing on its blog, Adobe said: Our investigation currently indicates ...

Adobe has reversed itself on a curious decision that would have denied refunds to customers in Venezuela whose accounts are being canceled through no fault of their own. Adobe announced Monday that it ...

Adobe on Thursday confirmed that malicious parties had compromised its networks and potentially gleaned credit card and other personal information from the accounts of nearly three million users. The ...