Evernote

Password reset, so sorry, no customer data at risk Evernote has joined the growing list of companies whose cloud-based services have suffered a serious security breach, announcing over the weekend that it had implemented a service-wide password reset after attackers accessed user information.…

Claims no data was compromised

LONDON (AP) — Online note-taking service Evernote Corp. has been hacked and is resetting all its 50 million users’ passwords as a precaution. The Redwood City, California-based company said in a post published late Saturday that an attacker had been able to access sensitive customer information and...

After it reset the passwords of some 50 million users, Evernote pushed updates to all its software products, according to a company spokesperson. "We released updated versions of our applications across the board... to add messaging to alert users to update their accounts with new, secure passwords...

Evernote has become my paperless filing cabinet for everything from receipts to tax documents. One of the things I use it for most frequently is to file the monthly statements for my phone, cable, and other accounts. In the past, those statements would arrive by mail, and I’d use my trusty ScanSnap...

Popular note taking service Evernote has instituted a service-wide password reset for all members, revealing that there had been suspicious activity on its network that looked like a hacking attempt.

Evernote has become the latest high-profile target of hackers, resetting all users' passwords following a security breach.

Evernote is requiring each of its 50 million users to reset their login credentials after the site's security team detected a security breach that exposed password data and other personal information. In a security notice published Saturday , Evernote said the precautionary password reset came...

Another day, another security breach. This time it’s Evernote, the popular cloud-based “remember everything” service whose product offerings have increased substantially recently to include business-oriented tools. According to a post on Evernote’s website, the company spotted some suspicious...

Popular note taking service Evernote has reset all users' passwords following a 'co-ordinated' hack on its servers. The company said it had taken the 'precautionary' step after its security and operations team discovered that hackers had gleaned access to members' usernames, encrypted passwords and...