Yes, Facebook originally said 50 million accounts were improperly accessed.
In September, a group of hackers used a flaw in Facebook’s “view as” feature to gain unauthorized access to millions of accounts — and today, the company released its most comprehensive statement yet on exactly what data was taken as part of the breach.
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According to today’s statement, the hackers stole access tokens for 30 million accounts (revised down from an initial estimate of 50 million), allowing them to gain complete access to the profiles. Of those 30 million, the hackers accessed basic contact information (name and either email or phone number) for 14 million accounts, and additional information including gender, religion, location, device information, and the 15 most recent searches for another 15 million accounts. No information was accessed for the remaining one million accounts.
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THE FBI IS ACTIVELY INVESTIGATING THE HACK
“We take these incidents really, really seriously,” said Guy Rosen, Facebook’s vice president of product management, told reporters in a call afterwards.
Facebook has pledged to notify all 30 million users through the Help Center in the coming days. Crucially, Facebook said no data was taken from third-party apps linked to the accounts, including Facebook products like Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp. At the same time, there may have been smaller but more invasive attacks during the same period that have yet to be uncovered by Facebook’s investigation. There’s also no indication that the hackers posted any content while logged in.
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The statement also gives new detail into the timeline of the attack. The first spike of activity registered on September 14th, but it wasn’t until 11 days later that Facebook identified the activity as a malicious attack. The vulnerability was closed two days later and reported to users and privacy officials in accordance with the GDPR and other breach disclosure laws.
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Facebook also confirmed that the FBI is actively investigating the hack, but declined to give further details, saying the bureau had “asked us not to discuss who may be behind this attack.” Because of the nature of the “View As” bug, it is likely that Facebook has significant knowledge of the accounts where the attack originated, if not the perpetrators themselves.
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Friday, October 12, 2018
Star Wars: Episode IX rumor teases the return of Emperor Palpatine
Star Wars: Episode IX could end the Skywalker saga not with a big bang, but with a big bad.
According to a new rumor surrounding the J.J. Abrams-directed feature, the film might bring back a nefarious old villain — none other than the red-eyed, wrinkle-faced, sinister schemer and Sith lord Emperor Palapatine.
An unnamed, unverified source relayed to Express that Emperor Palapatine, whom audiences last saw on screen in the 2005 prequel film Revenge of the Sith, will indeed "play a role" in the yet-untitled Episode IX.
The leaked information claims that an intense intergalactic tête-à-tête is in the cards for Palpatine and — wait for it — Kylo Ren. Apparently, actors Ian McDiarmid and Adam Driver will share the screen for a scene in which the angsty new Supreme Leader of the First Order comes face to face with Palpatine, who shows him plans for a weapon the Empire can use to crush the Rebel Alliance.
The full statement from Express' source purports that Kylo will appear with an "ignited lightsaber, presumably his cross-guard lightsaber," and slice through "a blast door on some jungle planet" before he steps into what looks like a vault. From there, Kylo is seen "holding a square object that projects a projection of Emperor Palpatine" raising his hand in front of Kylo and displaying "blueprints or plans that could be a new weapon."
Unfortunately, when it comes to rumors like this, the uncertainties don't end there. The biggest question here is whether it even makes sense for Emperor Palpatine to show his mean mug in the Star Wars universe again.
If Emperor Palpatine does "play a role" in Episode IX as he's rumored to, his presence would help solve the sticky villain situation that came about at the end of The Last Jedi, when Kylo sliced in half Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis), the head of the First Order. While Kylo quickly assumed the position of power for himself, realizing his ultimate goal, many fans were disappointed that they never got to learn Snoke's full backstory before Kylo became the new Supreme Leader. But, according to a fan theory, they still might discover the truth — the jaw-dropping truth — about Snoke in Episode IX.
Popular speculation amongst the Star Wars fandom is that Emperor Palpatine and his master Darth Plagueis actually created Snoke. An unidentified Reddit user theorized that Palpatine and Plagueis mess around with the Dark Side and create Snoke, and the Force "retaliates by creating Anakin," who later becomes Darth Vader. After Palpatine kills Plagueis in his sleep, which the theory-poster believes was motivated by "reasons revolving around how they'd treat" Snoke, he hides a young Snoke in a place "where he cannot be found, but is also provided for."
As the theory goes, Palpatine then teaches Snoke to use the Dark Side of the Force, grooms him to become an evil leader, and eventually "fulfills his promise" and appoints him as the Imperator. Palpatine then relays to Snoke that he as an "incredibly important destiny" and must search the Unknown Regions of the galaxy to discover "the source of the Dark Side" and potentially find "eternal life" and a "way to resurrect Palpatine in the event that he's killed."
"Vader was not to be the successor to Palpatine. He was simply a pawn in Palpatine's endeavors, using him to discover the great mystery. But Snoke, through his refined vision of the Skywalker family and the galaxy, has decided how to go about completing his 'father's' quest, starting with destroying the last living Jedi who caused Palpatine to fall," the theory states.
This theory roots itself in the truth that Palpatine had a contingency plan (literally named the Contingency) in place to dismantle the Empire if he were to die. Palaptine believed that the Empire couldn't live on without him at the helm, but it did, and the First Order founded their system of beliefs on Palaptine's legacy.
Now, as far-fetched as some may find it, this theory provides a solid explanation for how Palaptine could appear on-screen even after his death, offers an interesting backstory for Snoke that connects him to the dark-sided leaders of yesteryear, and gives Kylo his first mission to carry out as the new Supreme Leader — journeying to a planet where Palpatine hid instructions to destroy the Empire after his death and finishing what Snoke started by completing Palpatine's grand plan.
It would be pretty mind-boggling to bring Palpatine back in the 11th hour, but crazier things have happened in the Star Wars franchise, and really, there's no telling what writer-director Abrams has cooked up for Episode IX.
As with all Star Wars rumors, fans won't know if this one is true until they see Episode IX in theaters on December 20, 2019. The best anyone can do in the meantime is hope that Kylo will get rid of those insanely high-waisted pants before his rumored conversation with Palpatine, and that Episode IX won't reveal that Rey is actually related to the Emperor in some way. Let's face it, we can only handle so many "I am your father" twists in one lifetime.
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Decentralized Cuckoo player is not able to censor videos nor enforce guidelines which means all the data is controlled by Cuckoo user itself.
Cuckoo users remain free to advertise any products or service they would like, directly inside their own videos at their own risk of losing their subscribers.
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Source from https://moviessential.blogspot.com/2018/10/star-wars-episode-ix-rumor-teases.html
Image: Star Wars IX trailer on Decentralized Video Player Cuckoo
According to a new rumor surrounding the J.J. Abrams-directed feature, the film might bring back a nefarious old villain — none other than the red-eyed, wrinkle-faced, sinister schemer and Sith lord Emperor Palapatine.
An unnamed, unverified source relayed to Express that Emperor Palapatine, whom audiences last saw on screen in the 2005 prequel film Revenge of the Sith, will indeed "play a role" in the yet-untitled Episode IX.
The leaked information claims that an intense intergalactic tête-à-tête is in the cards for Palpatine and — wait for it — Kylo Ren. Apparently, actors Ian McDiarmid and Adam Driver will share the screen for a scene in which the angsty new Supreme Leader of the First Order comes face to face with Palpatine, who shows him plans for a weapon the Empire can use to crush the Rebel Alliance.
Image: Star Wars IX trailer on Decentralized Video Player Cuckoo
The full statement from Express' source purports that Kylo will appear with an "ignited lightsaber, presumably his cross-guard lightsaber," and slice through "a blast door on some jungle planet" before he steps into what looks like a vault. From there, Kylo is seen "holding a square object that projects a projection of Emperor Palpatine" raising his hand in front of Kylo and displaying "blueprints or plans that could be a new weapon."
Unfortunately, when it comes to rumors like this, the uncertainties don't end there. The biggest question here is whether it even makes sense for Emperor Palpatine to show his mean mug in the Star Wars universe again.
If Emperor Palpatine does "play a role" in Episode IX as he's rumored to, his presence would help solve the sticky villain situation that came about at the end of The Last Jedi, when Kylo sliced in half Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis), the head of the First Order. While Kylo quickly assumed the position of power for himself, realizing his ultimate goal, many fans were disappointed that they never got to learn Snoke's full backstory before Kylo became the new Supreme Leader. But, according to a fan theory, they still might discover the truth — the jaw-dropping truth — about Snoke in Episode IX.
Popular speculation amongst the Star Wars fandom is that Emperor Palpatine and his master Darth Plagueis actually created Snoke. An unidentified Reddit user theorized that Palpatine and Plagueis mess around with the Dark Side and create Snoke, and the Force "retaliates by creating Anakin," who later becomes Darth Vader. After Palpatine kills Plagueis in his sleep, which the theory-poster believes was motivated by "reasons revolving around how they'd treat" Snoke, he hides a young Snoke in a place "where he cannot be found, but is also provided for."
As the theory goes, Palpatine then teaches Snoke to use the Dark Side of the Force, grooms him to become an evil leader, and eventually "fulfills his promise" and appoints him as the Imperator. Palpatine then relays to Snoke that he as an "incredibly important destiny" and must search the Unknown Regions of the galaxy to discover "the source of the Dark Side" and potentially find "eternal life" and a "way to resurrect Palpatine in the event that he's killed."
Image: Star Wars IX trailer on Decentralized Video Player Cuckoo
"Vader was not to be the successor to Palpatine. He was simply a pawn in Palpatine's endeavors, using him to discover the great mystery. But Snoke, through his refined vision of the Skywalker family and the galaxy, has decided how to go about completing his 'father's' quest, starting with destroying the last living Jedi who caused Palpatine to fall," the theory states.
This theory roots itself in the truth that Palpatine had a contingency plan (literally named the Contingency) in place to dismantle the Empire if he were to die. Palaptine believed that the Empire couldn't live on without him at the helm, but it did, and the First Order founded their system of beliefs on Palaptine's legacy.
Now, as far-fetched as some may find it, this theory provides a solid explanation for how Palaptine could appear on-screen even after his death, offers an interesting backstory for Snoke that connects him to the dark-sided leaders of yesteryear, and gives Kylo his first mission to carry out as the new Supreme Leader — journeying to a planet where Palpatine hid instructions to destroy the Empire after his death and finishing what Snoke started by completing Palpatine's grand plan.
It would be pretty mind-boggling to bring Palpatine back in the 11th hour, but crazier things have happened in the Star Wars franchise, and really, there's no telling what writer-director Abrams has cooked up for Episode IX.
Image: Star Wars IX trailer on Decentralized Video Player Cuckoo
As with all Star Wars rumors, fans won't know if this one is true until they see Episode IX in theaters on December 20, 2019. The best anyone can do in the meantime is hope that Kylo will get rid of those insanely high-waisted pants before his rumored conversation with Palpatine, and that Episode IX won't reveal that Rey is actually related to the Emperor in some way. Let's face it, we can only handle so many "I am your father" twists in one lifetime.
Please subscribe my Cuckoo movie channel and you will watch more:
I want to see - Decentralized Video Player Cuckoo
cuckoo://QmZDmYFm81v1hwpyfRuyaB8V2Pbq6VQ4r1V6jvyRcha469.channel
Download Cuckoo: https://cuckootech.github.io/download/
Cuckoo player is a totally free decentralized new concept video player based on P2P connection. All the videos will be stored as fragments which is not able to be leaked or hacked.
Decentralized Cuckoo player is not able to censor videos nor enforce guidelines which means all the data is controlled by Cuckoo user itself.
Cuckoo users remain free to advertise any products or service they would like, directly inside their own videos at their own risk of losing their subscribers.
Related:
Movie Preview -- November 2018 Watch Fantastic Beasts, The Nutcracker and The Four Realms, The Grinch and more
Movie Preview -- December 2018 Watch Mortal Engines, Spider-Man, Aquaman, Bumblebee and more
Source from https://moviessential.blogspot.com/2018/10/star-wars-episode-ix-rumor-teases.html
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