85 million users of video sharing site Dailymotion have been hacked

So if you're a member of the site and don't already know of the hack it's time to go change your password.

In a blog, Dailymotion advised all its users to change their passwords. Dailymotion said the impact of the breach was limited and no personal information had been lost. It said: "It has come to our attention that a potential security risk, coming from outside Dailymotion may have comprised the passwords for a certain number of accounts."

Commenting on the hack attack Mark James, a security specialist at ESET, said: "Check and change your passwords on this site, if you have used that same password on any other site then change those immediately and possibly consider a password manager if you're not already using one. "Without further information about what was or was not stolen, we won't know the extent of the damage - but needless to say more data being added to your already overflowing online profile floating around the web is not good for any of us."
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I like daily motion. . Its a 'fab'ulous site....