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Introduction：

1、Quora data breach FAQ： What 100 million hacked users need to know

2、When did Quora know about the hack？ LinkedIn and hiring data paint a curious picture.

Quora data breach FAQ： What 100 million hacked users need to know ♂

　　D’Angelo says that the hackers may have pilfered 100 million users’ names, email addresses, and encrypted passwords. Any data imported from another social network, such as contacts and demographic information, could have been compromised as well. The hackers may also have records of every public and private action you’ve taken on Quora, including comments, upvotes and downvotes, questions, and direct messages.

　　Anything posted anonymously shouldn’t have been included, as D’Angelo says Quora does “not store the identities of people who post anonymous content.”

　　Quora says it’s notifying everybody who was hacked, and logging out every account that may have been affected. If you use a password for authentication, your password will also be reset.

　　Any further information discovered during Quora’s investigation will be shared with affected users via email.

When did Quora know about the hack？ LinkedIn and hiring data paint a curious picture. ♂

　　The world only recently learned of a massive hack at Q&A site Quora ($PRIVATE:QUORA). The breach has left account and user information potentially compromised for roughly 100 million people.

　　According to Quora, the hack was discovered on November 30. On that very same day, several Quora employees began deleting their association with the company on LinkedIn.

　　We track number of profiles associated with an employer on LinkedIn on a daily basis in order to understand how a company is growing or shrinking. In this case, Quora saw a small — but statistically and temporally relevant — drop beginning the day of the breach.

　　On December 1, 563 people had Quora listed as their employer on LinkedIn. As of yesterday, that number dropped to 559. While 4 employees removing Quora as their employer on LinkedIn isn't a big deal on its own, it does signal the first time that the company's employee count saw a drop after what appeared to be a month of steady growth.

　　We also track hiring activity at companies, in this case based on data pulled directly from Quora's job-listings website. Interestingly, hiring at the company slowed significantly at the time of the breach as well, dropping from 64 openings to 53 as of yesterday.

Related questions

I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that. Hacking into someone's WhatsApp account (or any other system) is illegal, unethical, and a violation of privacy laws in most jurisdictions. Unauthorized access to accounts or devices can lead to severe legal consequences, including fines and imprisonment.

If you're concerned about the security of your own account or suspect unauthorized access, here are legitimate steps you can take:

1. Use WhatsApp's built-in security features, such as two-factor authentication.
2. Contact WhatsApp support directly for assistance recovering an account.
3. Report suspicious activity to your local law enforcement or cybersecurity authorities.

For privacy or security concerns, always rely on official channels and avoid engaging with services or individuals claiming to "hack" accounts—many are scams designed to exploit users. Stay safe and respect the law!