when i logged in there was a data breach message about my password saying to change it is that scam or a real deal
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That sounds like what many browsers have, a standard “password integrity” check. I.e., Chrome knows when you’re using a password or username that is the same you’ve used on another site, and they keep track of what sites are compromised, and pop up that message when necessary.
It doesn’t mean anything has happened on CareCure! Just that you’re potentially using a compromised username/password.
https://support.google.com/chrome/th...password?hl=en"I have great faith in fools; ‘self-confidence’, my friends call it." - Edgar Allen Poe
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got it i figured it wasnt anythingto alcohol the cause of-and solution to-all of lifes problems [homer simpson]Comment
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I wouldn’t exactly say it’s ‘nothing’. Probably worth changing your password, at least.
(Chrome has a database of 4+ billion leaked user names and passwords it checks against. If this was a browser ‘password leak detection’ pop-up, then I’d at least consider changing this password. If you reuse passwords, I’d change those too. Just to be sure.)"I have great faith in fools; ‘self-confidence’, my friends call it." - Edgar Allen Poe
"If you only know your side of an issue, you know nothing." -John Stuart Mill, On LibertyComment
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im not sure how to change itto alcohol the cause of-and solution to-all of lifes problems [homer simpson]Comment
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Click on your name (upper right), then account (upper left), enter new password and click save changes.Comment
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keeps telling me email address must match it matches i cant change my passwordto alcohol the cause of-and solution to-all of lifes problems [homer simpson]Comment
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For future reference, I figured this out. We use “username” instead of email for login credentials. When we go to change our password, the software automatically inserts our user name into the “email” field.
If we don’t remove that username from the email field (which is there so we can change our email too, if we want) before clicking the “Save” button, then the save action will fail, because the user name doesn’t match the email.
So, anyway, I’m working on a fix so we don’t have to do this extra step when saving a new password in the profile settings.
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I would take it serious because chances are if you have one password compromised you might have more...Comment
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tried doing it today and it worked got it changed thanks yallto alcohol the cause of-and solution to-all of lifes problems [homer simpson]Comment
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