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The idea is you do this before the password database is stolen. It's too late for LinkedIn, but not too late for you.


As far as you know.... but how do you know?


Know what? Maybe the attacker is logging all the passwords that are entered. Maybe they installed a passwordless backdoor. Maybe they installed spyware on all your users' machines. There's very little point discussing all the imaginary attacks which may have already happened that you don't know about, that could be anything.




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