Angrry.exe™ Posted October 7, 2018 Share Posted October 7, 2018 Mark Zuckerberg, founder and Facebook manager, provided more information about what happened to the social network. On September 28, the company announced it was the hacker victim. A vulnerability in View As functionality - View that - allowed hackers to access authentication keys for 50 million users. Moreover, Facebook reset another 40 million accounts as a preventive measure. But the problem started with the video upload platform used by Facebook in the past year. Affected users have already been notified. At the same time, Mark Zuckerberg came up with completions about the situation. "We have solved the problem and we are taking precautions for those who might have been affected," he said in a Facebook message. Facebook users message hackers attack What the Facebook head says about the security issue Mark Zuckerberg has structured the issues on three main actions. "We invalidated access tokens for the accounts of the 50 million people who were affected. [...] These people will need to sign in again to access their accounts again. We will also notify these people in a news feed about what happened when they were disconnected, "he explained. "As a precautionary measure, although we believe we have solved the problem, we temporarily stop the function. [...] is a privacy tool that lets you see what other people's profile would look like, "he added. "As an additional precaution, we also disconnect all users who have used the View As function. That means that another 40 million people or more need to reconnect, "concluded Zuckerberg. What other issues were there at Facebook According to information provided by Facebook, social networking issues have been generated by View As in combination with the ugly module to upload a video. Through the video upload platform, these access token tokens could be obtained. It has been used since July 2017. When the video upload function appears as part of View As, it generates a user access key to the profile you are looking at. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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