As LinkedIn increases security, some users laugh at hack After having 8 million passwords stolen by hackers, LinkedIn enhance its security system. But to many users who don't log on often, the attack was just a cause for laughs. Many users on Twitter poked fun at the incident, highlighting the fact they never log on to their accounts on the social network geared toward professionals. "If my LinkedIn profile was updated or signed in to in any way in the last four years, then yes, it was hacked," one user tweeted. And another said, "Gee, I sure hope nobody got my LinkedIn password! If your friend request gets accepted, you'll know I was hacked. Others took the opportunity to complain about some of the social network's features. If you hacked into my LinkedIn account, could you PLEASE make it stop sending me email? Thanks in advance," a user said, noting the large amount of emails LinkedIn is known for sending. The country's current high unemployment was a common reference point of the jokes. "In this job market, I'm just happy the Russians who hacked LinkedIn have my resume," one guy tweeted. Okay, maybe it's just me, but if my LinkedIn was hacked... who cares? More people will see my resume?" someone else said. And others were simply reminded by the hack to get onto the site and update their information. "All this talk of LinkedIn being hacked reminded me to go on there, which I never do, and now I can't figure what to put as my title...," one woman said. And others actually found some good from the hacking. "I'm glad LinkedIn got hacked because at least now *somebody* knows my password," said another user on Twitter who probably has not logged onto LinkedIn in a long time. asdasdasd