Another day, another data breach. Here’s how to see if you’ve been exposed

In early April, security experts made public the details of yet another Facebook data breach, this one affecting over half a billion users. As originally reported by Business Insider, personal information on 533 million Facebook users spanning 106 countries surfaced in a hacking forum, with records including email addresses, phone numbers, full names, locations, birthdays, and relationship statuses. This data traces back to a vulnerability fixed by Facebook in 2019, which allowed the scraping of profiles.If you’re included in that data set, you’ll want to protect yourself in the future. The first step is to check whether you’re part of the breach.To read this article in full, please click here https://www.pcworld.com/article/3614770/another-day-another-data-breach-heres-how-to-see-if-youve-been-exposed.html#tk.rss_all

Creato 4y | 8 apr 2021, 21:20:41


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