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Facebook Breach

Ray Valladares • Oct 01, 2018

A massive security issue which impacted nearly 50 million accounts.

Yep, here we go again, another large scale privacy problem escalated on Friday September 28, 2018 when the leading social network confirmed a massive security issue which impacted nearly 50 million accounts.

Facebook stated the bug has since been patched but you should know that attackers could see profiles which contains a lot of personal data about you. Who knows if that even included a users private messages, that is still unclear.

So what should you do? First and foremost, if you haven't already done so change your Facebook password immediately. Second, if you're on Instagram, change that password too, because if didn't already know Facebook owns Instagram and your accounts are most likely linked together like so many other social media accounts.

For more information and the latest updates, go to the source, visit the Facebook newsroomon their website.

Stay informed.

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