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Insider reported last week that data for 533 million Facebook users was posted on a hacking forum.
Facebook on Tuesday said the data was scraped sometime before September 2019.
Its explanation for what happened doesn t quite make sense.
Facebook wants you to know that the leak of 533 million users data on an online hacking forum wasn t a hack or at least not a new one.
Insider reported on Saturday that 533 million Facebook users personal details, including names, email addresses, and phone numbers, had been posted to a low-level hacking forum.
Facebook said the data had not been obtained by hacking into its systems. Instead, it said it had been scraped off the platform at some point before September 2019.
Facebook says leak of 533m users data wasn t a hack - but its explanation doesn t quite add up Apr 07, 2021, 06:27 PM
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Business Insider reported last week that data for 533 million Facebook users was published on a hacking forum.
Facebook said Tuesday the data was scraped sometime before September 2019.
The explanation it gave for what happened doesn t quite make sense.
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Facebook wants you to know that the leak of 533 million users data on an online hacking forum wasn t a hack - or at least not a new one.
Business nsider reported on Saturday that 533 million Facebook users personal details, including their names, email addresses, and phone numbers, had been posted to a low-level hacking forum.