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Facebook ‘Fans:’ Hack Exposed Private Profile

Posted on June 22, 2009 by pogowasright.org

FBHive, a new site covering news and opinions about Facebook started by ‘two twenty-something guys’ who are self-proclaimed ‘avid fans’ of the social networking service, is launching today with a bang. According to the website owners, a security loophole allows anyone to view private profile information even if that information has been shielded off by…

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