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Phantom Founders and Facebook Fumbles: The Dark Side of Business Incognito
Struggling with a hacked Facebook? You’re not alone. State attorneys demand Meta steps up after a 10x spike in account theft complaints. Sadly, Meta’s customer service might be as MIA as those fake personas at Registered Agents Inc. And brace yourself, Microsoft’s battling Russian hackers again. #CybersecurityChaos
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Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive – or in the case of Registered Agents Inc., maybe just weave a corporation or two thousand with folks who have a penchant for nonexistence. Meanwhile, state AGs are tired of playing customer support for Meta's hacked account fiasco. Meta's own two-factor authentication is playing hide and seek with security, and Change Healthcare's wallet seems $22 million lighter after a cyber shakedown. As for Microsoft, it's playing a never-ending game of whack-a-mole with Russian hackers. But hey, at least we now know stealing trade secrets is still en vogue, and if you're communicating through social networks, say cheese to the IP paparazzi!
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