Facebook Still Not Deleting Photos From CDN: Ars Technica
For anyone who has deleted photos on Facebook, it turns out the social networking company still hasn't fixed the problem where the images aren't removed from its CDNs.
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Facebook's Timeline Users Targeted by ScammersScammers are tricking users who hate Facebook's Timeline into clicking on likejacking and other malicious scams. August 20, 2011
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Internet Users Posting Info that Helps Cyber-CrooksUsers are often providing information that gives cyber-criminals the information they need to hijack accounts, according to a recent BullGuard survey.
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Facebook: Friend Who You Actually KnowFacebook gives users some helpful advice on how to secure their accounts and a simple tip: Accept friend requests from people you actually know. June 27, 2011
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Facebook Hires Sony Hacker GeoHotGeorge Hotz, or GeoHot, appears to be leaving his Sony hacking days behind to work for Facebook. What will he do next? June 7, 2011
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Facebook Enables Facial Recognition for EveryoneFacebook turns on facial recognition for all users. If you think that's creepy, here are the steps to disable it. March 25, 2011
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Facebook Not Testing A Search BoxFacebook is not testing a search box on top of its pages, and the company suggested that users seeing it may be infected with browser malware. March 15, 2011
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Anonymity on Internet Is Critical to Creativity, Says 4chan FounderChristopher "moot" Poole, founder of 4chan, spoke at South by Southwest Interactive 2011 in Austin, Texas about the importance of anonymity on the Internet and why he thinks Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is wrong. March 7, 2011
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"Facebook Sponsored Weight Loss Product" Scam ReturnsThe "Facebook-sponsored weight loss product" scam returns to the social network site and posts fake testimonial messages on user walls. November 22, 2010
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Stolen Identities Selling for CheapThe personal price of having one's identity stolen can be high. But the price for buying that identity isn't. A look at underground sites revealed stolen American credit cards can go for as little as 80 cents, Hugh Thompson, program... 
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