A new investigation reports that Facebook’s Login feature can be used to steal user information when you sign into third-party websites using your Facebook ID. This loophole allows many advertising and analytics services to harvest data for ad-targeting. The security researchers have found two types of vulnerabilities where third-parties: piggyback on Facebook access granted to […] The post ‘Facebook Login’ Feature Abused By Third-Party Trackers To Steal Data appeared first on Fossbytes.
‘Facebook Login’ Feature Abused By Third-Party Trackers To Steal Data
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