Users who are affected were asked to hit the Login button on the homepage and request a new password.









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Last week, news emerged that upto 5 millions ofand was published on a Russian Bitcoin Forum. Although Google says that non of there database was compromised and there were nothing like of security breach.Even that also, about 60 percent of the login details was valid which effects users Gmail account, G+ and other google products. Apart from this leaks, another leaks were published online which contains the login details of popular Russian website, Yandex and Mail.ru .In the response to the above Google leaks, Automattic, which maintain and operates the hosted blogging service WordPress.com have took a pre-emptive steps for the security of its users. Automattic has reset 100,000 accounts passwords for the security purpose.As Google leaks details was no way concerns with the WordPress products or service but company found that a bunch of emails that were used in WordPress Blog were also found in the list of leaked database. Company found that user, uses email address for registration on WordPress.com have the same password of their Gmail account and with WordPress.com .So for this security purpose, Automattic had reset 100,000 accounts. Automattic says-“We also sent email notification of the password reset containing instructions for regaining access to the account,”Automattic revealed that it found 600,000 other matching email addresses on the leaked Gmail list, though these didn't use the same passwords as their WordPress accounts, so weren't reset.