"-- What To Do
(1) Update passwords on ANY service you use that uses the same password as you had on Tuts+ Premium.
(2) In particular you should consider your own email account, PayPal, Moneybookers, and other payment services. These are the most sensitive targets, and if you had the same password, you should consider this an urgent priority. If you can’t remember what your Tuts+ Premium password was, we encourage you to change passwords on all services you use.
(3) If you use the same password on any other Envato service such as the Envato Marketplaces, you should change your password there too."
You have to be kidding me? Do I really need to start using unique passwords on every site that I use? This just blows me away that one site messes up and then I have to spend hours of my time figuring out which passwords to change, update, etc. This just frustrates me so much. I'm also very surprised they put this in the blog post:
"As a company that teaches and preaches best practices, it’s deeply disappointing to me to not only have been the victim of a security attack, but to be running software that doesn’t follow those same best practices. This is a situation we will be working to address."
...Based on what has happened to LinkedIn and others, aren't they easily setting themselves up for a lawsuit by blatantly saying they did not follow best practices?
Ugh. I'm just very sick of this crap happening. /rant