You know the web is saturated with pranks to celebrate April Fools’ Day, and you expect it from Google and ThinkGeek, but this year F-Secure and Kaspersky dabbled in the fun. F-Secure: Hackers change 3 million passwords Mikko Hypponen, CRO at F-Secure, wrote:
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