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station dot-com code tech news. Facebook's trying to make poking cool again.

I'm immeron Shakin it's honestly news to me that poking went out of style.

Oh well, it's time for your daily crunch for Wednesday, starting with three big headlines.

The Pokemon Company said it detected hacking attempts against some of its users and

reset those user account passwords.

Last week an alert was visible on Pokemon's official support website. The alert read

Following an attempt to compromise our account system,

Pokemon proactively locked the accounts of fans who might have been affected.

As of Tuesday the alert's gone, but the company lent it be known of To protect our customers, we have reset some passwords which prompted the message.

The description of the Pokemon account breaches sounds like credential stuffing,

which is where malicious hackers use user names and passwords stolen from other breaches and reuse them on other sites.

So a recent example of something similar to this is what happened last year to the genetic testing company 23 and me.

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