@Petrozza I just went to sign in, and I got a prompt from google that said something like, "Your password was part of a data breach of this website. Please change your password for your security." Not verbatim, but close enough. I got a little freaked out and closed the prompt. So, I'm not sure if it was some fluke or if it's something that you should be aware of . . . ? I didn't change my password because I wasn't sure if THAT was BS and it would being key-stroked or some crap. Thanks. -jeto
OK, it was just really odd and I thought you should know. If you think that I'd breathe on the internet without one, you're nuts. Thanks, though, I know it came from a good place.
That's probably a security browser add-on you have that checks your passwords. Many different password managers can do that. It could also be your antivirus software itself reporting that. Sometimes your password can be part of a breach, so if you get a message like that, you should change your password and also change the pass for any website you use that has the same one. It's usually not linked to a specific site, but to a specific password. Do a full spyware scan to be safe. I like "Spybot Search & Destroy" but there are other good ones out there.
