Facebook admits it stored “hundreds of millions” of passwords in plain text
Facebook has admitted it stored the passwords of hundreds of millions of users in plain text and that it has known about this since January.
By Salvatore Cantale, IMD Business School and Ivy Buche, IMD Business School
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