+10Hey all,
Did anyone else get an email from JAMF with the above Subject?
This was in the body:
On March 14, an unknown source maliciously gained access to your primary e-mail address on JAMF Nation through a previously unknown and unintentional information disclosure on the website. ....
I ask cause me and anther guy at work got the same email at the same time.
Just wondering if anyone else getting this and if it's legit.
Thanks,
-p
Best answer by zach
Hi everybody-
The email that you received is a legit email from us.
One point of clarification on the email: People have been asking us the question about exactly what the individual gained access to. They found the "Primary Email Address" field from JAMF Nation. They did not gain access to your email or to your password.
We're fielding questions as they come in. Feel free to continue to email our primary contact for privacy (privacy@jamfsoftware.com), Wudi (wudi@jamfsoftware.com), or me at zach@jamfsoftware.com.
Zach Halmstad
+31password is the best...
Anyway is there a way to actually remove a jamfnation account? I had a colleague just ask me.
+20Me and my colleagues too....
+24I got one too. Doesn't sound like they got access to passwords, nor to our JAMFNation account per se, just the email addresses stored for our JN accounts, so while I may change my JN password for good measure, not sure there's much of a need to.
+2I have received a very odd spam email. I keep getting emails supposedly from Apple regarding upcoming genius bar appointments. Has anyone else been getting these emails since our email addresses have been stolen?
+33Spam and SYN attacks are like the background radiation of the Internet... They're always there. I've noticed no change in the volume of spam hitting our filters or my inbox.
+14true. Although it would be too soon to be getting spam yet they would have to sell the data.
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