Meta says its GitHub was hacked, exposing 1,500 people’s personal data.
SecurityWeek reports that Meta says “99% of the data the hackers took was business data, in the form of software code related to some of its products. The remaining 1% was personal data,” some of which was “synthetic or anonymized.” Most of that personal data reportedly belonged to Meta employees in the US. [Link: Meta Says Hackers Took Code, Personal Data of 1,500 in GitHub Breach | https://www.securityweek.com/meta-says-hackers-took-code-personal-data-of-1500-in-github-breach/ | SecurityWeek]
SecurityWeek reports that Meta says “99% of the data the hackers took was business data, in the form of software code related to some of its products. The remaining 1% was personal data,” some of which was “synthetic or anonymized.” Most of that personal data reportedly belonged to Meta employees in the US.
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