Facebook says Chinese hackers used platform to hack Uyghurs overseas

Facebook mentioned Wednesday that hackers primarily based most commonly in China used the social media platform as part of a advertising and marketing marketing campaign to hack and undercover agent on diasporas of Uyghurs, the minority
Facebook said Wednesday that hackers based in China used the social media platform as part of a campaign to hack and spy on diasporas of Uyghurs, the minorityOriginal article
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