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Several tech firms are urging people to change all their passwords after the discovery of a major security flaw.

The Yahoo blogging platform Tumblr has advised the publicto "change your passwords everywhere - especially your high-security services like email, file storage and banking".

Security advisers have given similar warnings about the Heartbleed Bug.

It follows news that a product used to safeguard data could be compromised to allow eavesdropping.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-26954540

[AlanHo]

I have responded by changing all my passwords to alan1234 so I can easily remember them..............

[Dazzler]

I have responded by changing all my passwords to alan1234 so I can easily remember them..............

Good idea I might change mine to the same! I reckon I could remember alan1234 as well! 

[asathorny]

To many numbers 

[The Gonz]

Oh no, redtube has been hit!
 

[Dazzler]

Oh no, redtube has been hit!
 

Lucky I'm not a "registered" user 

[Aussie Keith]

What is it?

Heartbleed Bug

Apparently its been in the wild for two years... so quick, panic!! Nonetheless routinely changing your passwords is a good security practice.

The critical, widespread Heartbleed bug and you: How to keep your private info

Consider using something like this for creating and managing passwords: KeePass Password Safe