At midnight, I discovedred that my sister's email account had been
breached. I asked her /"Should I have w/o/ken you when I found out?"/
She said 'no'. Then I thought more about it.
With access to your email name and account, a hacker could visit your
bank web site, enter your email address, request a password reset (sent
via email), and then wait for the reset email. They'd have access to
your account and all its functions. Even if they don't abuse the access
then, they now have lots of financial data on you. And they could empty
your account right then and there with a transfer, a bill pay or credit
card use. Steve Kropperbegin:vcard
fn:Steve Kropper
n:Kropper;Steve
email;internet:[email protected]
tel;cell:6173069312
x-mozilla-html:TRUE
version:2.1
end:vcard
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