If you have an account with [easyazon-link asin=”B004QS9274″ locale=”us”]LinkedIn[/easyazon-link] probably you already know the news about hacker stolen data in June 2012. If you have not change your password yet, you should in order to protect your account and the information regardless if your account has been among those compromised and stolen in the act. I am sure you are interested in knowing if your password has been compromised, good news there is now FREE online available tool where you can check the hash of your password and if the password match agaions the list of stolen and published accounts by hackers.
Here is the link to check the password
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