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Researchers have uncovered a huge phishing campaign exploiting Facebook ads and GitHub pages. Through these baits, the attackers targeted over 615000 users stealing their accounts’ credentials. Facebook

You are very worried that your Facebook account has been hacked. I told you, there is nothing to worry about. You will get your Facebook account back as soon as you follow the rules or procedures that

Facebook has recently shared its findings regarding a long-running ad fraud campaign. The ad fraud still continues leveraging the SilentFade malware that steals Facebook credentials and cookies. SilentFade

Facebook has recently announced a major update in the way they shared data with app developers. As announced, they have fixed a glitch that allowed developers of unused Facebook apps to keep collecting

After WhatsApp and Instagram, Facebook now acquire a new company. As announced, Facebook has acquired the popular GIF-maker platform GIPHY. This will allow Facebook to integrate GIPHY with Instagram and

Last year, Facebook’s Messenger Kids made it to the news due to serious security issues. This year, Messenger Kids is under the limelight, however, for a positive change. Facebook has recently announced

Facebook now takes away the liberty of using Facebook Messenger from users without an account. As revealed by TheVerge, Facebook urges everyone wanting to use Facebook Messenger to create an account first.

Facebook has taken one more step towards providing better (not the best though) privacy to their users. They have now introduced more options for users to see which and what websites share users’ information

If you are one of those parents who think their kids are safe using Facebook Messenger Kids app, then here is some bad news. This app contains a serious security flaw that could potentially expose your

Facebook’s ad targeting and the subsequent data collection strategies have already enraged users. Recently, we learned how Facebook stretches out its authority over phone numbers used for two-factor

Facebook’s latest hacking attack has created a significant mess for it's users. Right after the incident, people became curious to know what had actually happened, to which, Facebook assured that

Just recently, Facebook disclosed a massive hacking attack on 50 million accounts. To mitigate the attack, Facebook had to reset access tokens for about 90 million user accounts, adding 40 million more

Despite facing criticism and a heavy fine, Facebook does not seem to be backing off of its annoying steps. Recently, a story broke the news that Facebook also breaks into users’ privacy limits for ad