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Despite the publication of the discussions, the hacker group said it managed to penetrate 120 million Facebook users using plugins added on the browsers of other companies to monitor communications between them. Facebook users.
Recently, in what appears to be an ordinary and popular act on Facebook, it also recalls the hacking of 30 million user accounts a month ago, knowing that the nature of the latest hacking is different from the previous one.
The difference is that Facebook's security was not threatened this time, according to the BBC's investigation team.
This time, hackers used Internet browser plug-ins to access data and could not get any user data, only stealing conversations.
The difference between recent and past progress is that private discussions took place in Ukraine and Russia. Few of them were for users using Great Britain, the United States, Brazil and elsewhere, while the previous one targeted only US users.
The Facebook executive said his company had contacted the supplement maker and asked them to prevent the download or addition of the supplement to Internet browsers. She had also contacted the relevant authorities of the countries where discussions had been interrupted in order to close the sites displaying the text of the stolen private conversations.
The add-on can be added to Safari, Firefox and Chrome browsers, according to the Tech Radar website.
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Despite the publication of the discussions, the hacker group said it managed to penetrate 120 million Facebook users using plugins added on the browsers of other companies to monitor communications between them. Facebook users.
Recently, in what appears to be an ordinary and popular act on Facebook, it also recalls the hacking of 30 million user accounts a month ago, knowing that the nature of the latest hacking is different from the previous one.
The difference is that Facebook's security was not threatened this time, according to the BBC's investigation team.
This time, hackers used Internet browser plug-ins to access data and could not get any user data, only stealing conversations.
The difference between recent and past progress is that private discussions took place in Ukraine and Russia. Few of them were for users using Great Britain, the United States, Brazil and elsewhere, while the previous one targeted only US users.
The Facebook executive said his company had contacted the supplement maker and asked them to prevent the download or addition of the supplement to Internet browsers. She had also contacted the relevant authorities of the countries where discussions had been interrupted in order to close the sites displaying the text of the stolen private conversations.
The add-on can be added to Safari, Firefox and Chrome browsers, according to the Tech Radar website.
