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Hundreds of Comcast passwords leak onto the web
TechSpot — A digital document containing the user names and passwords of some 8,000 Comcast customers has been floating on the web for two months, according to Brad Stone from The New York Times . The list was made available on Scribd, a document sharing service, and was reportedly viewed more than 345 times and downloaded as many as 27 times before it was pulled from the site at the request of the reporter. For its part, Comcast has stated that it has no reason to believe that the list was leaked from within the company. Instead, they suggest that the compromised account holders may ...

Comcast: Customer Data For 8,000 Not Leaked Internally
ChannelWeb Complete Feed — ... had disappeared from ScribD by the time ScribD was contacted about it on Tuesday, but the Times reported that before that, it had been viewed more than 345 times and downloaded 27 times. "We have no reason to believe this came from Comcast. It looks like a ...

Comcast: Customer Data For 8,000 Not Leaked Internally
The Channel Wire — ... had disappeared from ScribD by the time ScribD was contacted about it on Tuesday, but the Times reported that before that, it had been viewed more than 345 times and downloaded 27 times. "We have no reason to believe this came from Comcast. It looks like a ...