Facebook revealed there were 50 million user accounts that were hacked by hackers on Friday (28/9). This latest fact is revealed when hackers use more than one button that functions to access digital accounts.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said it had found a strange disorder since Tuesday (25/9) and was called successful patching exactly two days later on Thursday (27/9).
"This is a serious problem. Only we do not know if there are accounts that are really abused by hackers," Zuck said as summarized by AFP.
As a preventative measure, Facebook temporarily removes the 'view as' feature on the user account page. Facebook describes this feature as a privacy tool that allows users to see their profile also seen by others.
Zuck ensured that his party had solved the problem of kerentana. Facebook is also said to have reported this issue to the authorities.
"It's clear that hackers are exploiting existing Facebook code," said product management vice president Guy Rosen.
For 50 million accounts hacked, Facebook has reset the user to count to enter a password when searching for access.
As a result of this problem, Facebook must be prepared to deal with legal problems and privacy of data users and users.
"These are indicators that are important for Congress to take privacy and social media data," said Senate Senator Mark Warner.
In uploading on a personal account, Zuck acknowledges that if his party will be involved, this law. "We are facing attacks from people who want to take over information accounts of users around the world," Zuck wrote.
Facebook said it was also needed to reset access to 40 million other accounts that might be vulnerable to hacking. As a result, users will be asked to re-enter their email or telephone number and password (password).
This breakthrough news is complemented by massive financial data that previously used Facebook and Cambridge Analytica. As a result of the case, Facebook originated from various issues related to the privacy and privacy of users.
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