Reports: Japanese cybersecurity firm finds stolen data of over 7,600 Facebook accounts


According to Kyodo News Agency, the illicitly acquired details from 7,630 Japanese accounts on the social media website were harvested by unknown perpetrators over the past two months. — AFP

TOKYO: A Japanese cybersecurity firm said it found stolen login details for over 7,600 Facebook accounts stored on a server based in Russia, according to Sputnik news agency, quoting media reports on Aug 4.

According to Kyodo News Agency, the illicitly acquired details from 7,630 Japanese accounts on the social media website were harvested by unknown perpetrators over the past two months.

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