"My experience is: Facebook only takes responsibility when it's
forced to do so," Katarina Barley said in a statement, adding
that the company must inform all affected users about the
glitch.
The passwords, stored in readable format within Facebook's
internal systems, were accessible to as many as 20,000 Facebook
employees and dated back as early as 2012, cyber security blog
KrebsOnSecurity, which first reported the issue, said in a
report on Thursday.
(Reporting by Riham Alkousaa; Editing by Tassilo Hummel)
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