http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2013/11/14/2/security-passwords

email.txt

Hello _____,

If you're reading this it's because we've found your e-mail address 
in the recent Adobe user information leak. Adobe did not keep their 
passwords in plaintext, but they were encrypted with a weak algorithm 
and the password hints were also leaked so it is just a matter of 
time until nefarious parties will be able to obtain those passwords 
and potentially use them for malicious purposes.

We were not compromised, but we did check our records against the 
data that Adobe lost.

Affected email: ____@____.com

Going forward you ought to:

1) Change your Adobe password.

2) Change your password everywhere it was the same are your Adobe 
password. This is especially true if you used the same password for 
anything DreamHost related.

3) Remember that sharing passwords between services is a poor idea and 
should be avoided at all costs. Consider using some kind of password 
vault technology like keepass, lastpass, onepassword, or something similar.

As of right now this doesn't affect anything related to your account, 
but in the interests of keeping our customers safe we wanted to let 
you know that this could be a potential issue for you.

Thanks, 
The Happy DreamHost Security Team 

That's some proactive, transparent & awesome customer service right there.