If the social-media behemoth finds a bug in another platform’s code, the project has 90 days to remediate before Facebook goes public.Facebook has implemented a fresh security vulnerability disclosure policy (VDP) this week – in an effort to explain how it decides when and... [more]
Facebook paid a cybersecurity firm six figures to develop a zero-day in a Tor-reliant operating system in order to unmask a man who spent years sextorting hundreds of young girls, threatening to shoot or blow up their schools if they didn’t comply, Motherboard’s Vice has... [more]
Facebook has traded the gif service to integrate it into Instagram and other Facebook products. [more]
Once again, Facebook has (unintentionally) breached users’ privacy. Facebook developed a glitch that exposed page admin accounts to the public. Though, it was a short-lived bug, people still managed to exploit it for numerous high-profile pages. [more]
The new standard is officially approved and ready for implementation. [more]
It seems the aftermath of Cambridge Analytica continues As Facebook announces new changes. The changes should come as good news for the users as the tech giant looks focused on users’ privacy. [more]
Employees could see 600 million of them. In a blog post named "Keeping Passwords Secure", Facebook reveals that they once again fail to do just that. [more]