On Apr. 3, a free database that contains 533 million Facebook records got leaked on a popular hacking forum. It includes email addresses, phone numbers, and other sensitive information.
How to check if you have been exposed to a data leak?
You should check that you are included in the recently published database using “haveibeenpwned.com.” Just enter the email address you use in your Facebook account and click on “pwned?”. If you get a positive result, the following data are probably published: user ID, telephone number, email address, name, gender, date of birth, current and previous place of residence, relationship status, employer.
Editor, Developer at Cryptheory Labs
I have been active in the cryptocurrency world for over 6 years, during which I have written countless articles about this sector. What fascinates me most about cryptocurrencies is their technological aspect and the problems they aim to solve. In the past three years, I have ventured into app development and am currently working on a larger project called P2E Buzzer. Stay tuned for the surprise. 🙂 My previous experiences: Business2Community.com, TradingPlatforms.com
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