HOTMAIL PASSWORDS LIST FROM PASTEBIN.COM

COMPLETE LIST OF HOTMAIL EMAIL PASSWORDS

Hotmail users are being encouraged to change their passwords today as at least 10,000 @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com have been leaked on www.postbin.com, a website used for software developers to share their code.

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Although the LIST OF LEAKED HOTMAIL PASSWORDS has since been removed from postbin.com, there are some unconfirmed reports that the passwords seem to primarily be consisting of @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com Email accounts starting with the letters A and B. Logic, however, dictates if someone did manage to obtain a list of 10,000 @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com accounts, there are most likely more leaked @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com Email passwords out there waiting for people to download the list of hacked @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com Email passwords.

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Microsoft is currently investigating the leak of these 10,000 @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com passwords and hopes to find out how a list of so many @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com Email passwords ended up on postbin.com.

Postbin.com has since removed the list of @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com Email passwords and they do not seem to have made it into Google's search cache by the time they were discovered. This, however, is not to say the leaked list of @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com passwords will not appear somewhere else anytime soon.

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This is not the first time Email passwords for @hotmail.com have been at risk. For several years already, there have been detailed instructions on HOW TO HACK HOTMAIL EMAIL PASSWORDS posted in various locations online. As we already know, the Internet is a vast resource of information and Hackers do seem to make it their lifes' goal to illegally obtain this information. Perhaps hacking the @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com Email passwords and posting the list of the @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com Email passwords on Postbin.com created some bragging rights, in the mind of the hacker who hacked into @Hotmail.com, @MSN.com and @live.com Email passwords.

Microsoft "BIG" Announcement today

Well, not to be outdone by Lindsay Lohan bearing her breasts for New York Magazine or Gene Simmons having sex with some model babe young enough to be his daughter (Can you tell I'm jeolous). Bill Gates and his chronies over at Microsoft will be announcing something "Major" today. Gamers seem to think it has something to do with them, while others think it is about an aquisition of Yahoo.

Seeing as Yahoo doesn't really have anything on their news, the later might just be the case.

There is also some speculation this announcement is about Microsoft offering its product as an online service, similar to that of Google. Of course, Microsoft being Microsoft, you will end up paying through the nose for this.

Then again, there is the possibility Bill will out himself as a transexual with a keen interest in showing off his nipples to aging rock stars.

OK, consider breakfast ruined


Wow, as one article put it, "Hell just froze over" Bill Gates and Microsoft just announced they will be opening up their platforms to outsiders. This means there is hope for the Linux geeks to work better with Microsoft aps.

In a conference call today, Microsoft outlined a sweeping change to the way it does business. The corporation vowed to “increase the openness of its products and drive greater interoperability.

The announcement will cover all the company’s APIs and protocols for major software such as Windows Vista, Office 2007 and Windows Server 2008. The move will make it easier for those who use Microsoft products to retain hold of their information and even move it to rival products if necessary.

“These steps represent an important step and significant change in how we share information about our products and technologies,” said Microsoft chief executive officer Steve Ballmer of the announcement.

“For the past 33 years, we have shared a lot of information with hundreds of thousands of partners around the world and helped build the industry, but today’s announcement represents a significant expansion toward even greater transparency.”

As an immediate next step, starting today Microsoft will openly publish over 30,000 pages of documentation for Windows client and server protocols that were previously only available under a special license.