Facebook users revealed data to be put on the Dark Web

Facebook users revealed data to be put on the Dark Web

Facebook users revealed data to be put on the Dark Web

More than 26 million users' data has been hacked

LONDON (Updated: December 22, 2019) Over 26 million people have been hacked on social networking website Facebook. According to UrduPoint reports, hackers hacked 26 million Facebook users' data, photos, IDs, emails and phone numbers.

Sources have confirmed that the entire team of hackers has hacked consumer data with regular planning and put all the information about these accounts into a hacker forum and they belong to ordinary criminal gangs. Anyone can download all this information.

Sources have confirmed that hackers are preparing to send all this information to the Dark Web.

A Facebook spokeswoman has also given a response in this regard, saying, "We are trying to resolve this issue immediately, but this information may have been stolen prior to Facebook's precautionary measures. Years ago, Facebook took important steps to protect users 'data.' The Facebook spokesperson claimed that this database of users is still open and can access, which has Facebook details of millions of people, but that details were removed by this Thursday.

On the other hand, according to sources, data from US users is the most hacked. It should be noted that this is not the first time that Facebook users' data has been stolen, but many times before, users have encountered such problems, which has led to severe criticism by the Facebook administration. Is. Earlier, Facebook had alleged that some portion of the data of 87 million people was stolen, which is the majority of Americans. Earlier this year, Facebook also fined $ 5 billion for the same crime. Data stealing is increasing on Facebook users.