What Advice Does a Security Firm Have for Facebook?
Security firm Sophos has penned an open letter to Facebook that minces no words in making its message clear: it is time the world’s most popular social networking site make privacy and security changes. Three changes, to be exact.
Security firm Sophos has penned an open letter to Facebook that minces no words in making its message clear: it is time the world’s most popular social networking site make privacy and security changes. Three changes, to be exact.
“A frequent refrain from users who contact us is, ‘Why doesn’t Facebook do more to protect us?,’” Senior Technology Consultant Graham Cluley writes to Facebook on the security company’s Naked Security blog usually used to track the increasingly frequent scams, privacy breaches and hacks to hit Facebook.
Now the company is using the blog to go directly to Facebook with three recommended changes it says are needed to protect the site’s 600 million users.
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