Social media amplifies and contextualizes the breach disclosure
1 Yesterday 1:10 PM · 14h ago · 2 articles · 4 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Cybersecurity-focused accounts on X circulated the disclosure, with some framing it alongside other recent Meta employee-monitoring controversies.
“Meta confirmed hackers stole source code from their private GitHub repos using stolen employee credentials. also stolen: personal data on ~1,500 employees that was stored in the repo. against Meta's own policy.”
@t3chfalconMeta Breached companyMeta spokesperson Company representativeGitHub Platform providerUnnamed outside attacker group HackersEduard Kovacs SecurityWeek senior managing editor
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Meta confirmed hackers stole source code from their private GitHub repos using stolen employee credentials. also stolen: personal data on ~1,500 employees that was stored in the repo. against Meta's own policy. so to recap Meta's 2026: — keystroke and mouse tracking program on all employees — t...
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🚨 BREAKING: Hackers broke into Meta's private GitHub repo and stole their source code. They got in with an employee's stolen credentials and took personal data on ~1,500 people, mostly US employees, stored there against Meta policy...
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