Facebook had another security lapse - this time, with passwords.
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Facebook says it left ‘hundreds of millions’ of users’ passwords stored in plain textFacebook on Thursday said that it had left 'hundreds of millions' of its users' passwords exposed in plain text, potentially visible to the company employees, marking another major privacy and security headache for a tech giant already under fire for mishandling people's personal information.
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Facebook says it stored millions of passwords in plain textBREAKING: Facebook stored millions of user passwords in plain text for years, the social media company confirmed, after a security researcher posted about the issue online. Facebook says there is no evidence that employees abused access to the data.
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Facebook stored 'millions' of passwords in plain textFacebook admits storing millions of user passwords in plain text for years, after a security researcher posted about the issue online
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Facebook admits to inadvertently storing 'hundreds of millions' of user passwords in plain text on company servers for yearsNEW: Facebook officials admit that the tech giant stored hundreds of millions of user passwords in plain text—able to be read by employees.
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Facebook says left 'hundreds of millions' of user passwords unencryptedNEW: Facebook says that an internal security found the passwords of hundreds of millions of users had been stored on company servers without encryption, but that no passwords leaked and the company has found no indication the data was improperly accessed.
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Facebook employees had unfettered access to hundreds of millions of users' unencrypted passwords for yearsAnother day, another massive privacy scandal at Facebook — this time, around unencrypted passwords.
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Facebook employees had access to millions of user passwordsThe passwords of up to 600 million users dating back to 2012 were stored as plain text on Facebook servers.
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Facebook Says Millions of Passwords Were Visible InternallyDuring a security review in January, Facebook found that the passwords were stored in a readable format, against its security procedures, but that they were never visible to anyone outside of the company. Most of the accounts affected were using Facebook Lite, a version of the app designed for emerging
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