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Facebook late last month revealed that the social media company mistakenly stored passwords for "hundreds of millions" of Facebook users in plaintext, including "tens of thousands" passwords of...

Wham, bam, gee thanks, Instagram While journalists and netizens are distracted digesting the heavily redacted 400-plus-page Mueller report, released within the past few hours, today will be a good...

Holy moly, Facebook is again at the center of a new privacy controversy after revealing today that its platform mistakenly kept a copy of passwords for "hundreds of millions" users in plaintext....

Facebook Under Fresh Scrutiny Over How It Stored User PasswordsFacebook has corrected an internal security issue that allowed the company to store millions of user passwords in plaintext that were...

Credentials logged for years is antisocial network's latest Zuck-up Facebook today admitted it stored "some" of its addicts' account passwords in a plaintext readable format. For "some", read...

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It's yet another security stumble following the massive Facebook hack in September, and it likely points to shoddy encryption practices.

Instagram has recently patched a security issue in its website that might have accidentally exposed some of its users' passwords in plain text. The company recently started notifying affected...

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The "secure" monitoring app is used by over a million parents.