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Meta notifies 1,500 people, mostly US employees, that hackers accessed their personal data via stolen credentials in GitHub repositories. While 99% of stolen data was business code, 1% was personal information added by mistake, though much was likely synthetic test data. The company rotated secrets and tightened security controls.
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