Data of hundreds of thousands of Fb customers are reportedly discovered on Amazon's cloud servers

Researchers from the cybersecurity company UpGuard discovered that Fb person account knowledge used to be uncovered on Amazon cloud servers.
Researchers from the cybersecurity firm UpGuard found that Facebook user account information was exposed on Amazon cloud servers.

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