Meta repository breach exposes code and data tied to 1,500 people

Meta repository breach exposes code and data tied to 1,500 people. Attackers used stolen employee credentials to access some Meta GitHub repositories and take product source code.

Daily Cyber News: Meta repository breach exposes code and data tied to 1,500 people

Attackers used stolen employee credentials to access some Meta GitHub repositories and take product source code. The stolen material also included personal information linked to roughly one thousand five hundred people, most of them Meta employees in the United States. Meta said its internal systems were not breached, and it hasn’t identified the affected products.

Key context: This matters because source repositories often hold more than code.

Additional detail: The broader lesson is that one compromised developer identity can expose several forms of valuable information.

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Meta repository breach exposes code and data tied to 1,500 people
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