So they logged plaintext passwords, what a dumb mistake. To top it all it sounds like 20K employees had access to these infra components. I have had my doubts o

So they logged plaintext passwords, what a dumb mistake. To top it all it sounds like 20K employees had access to these infra components. I have had my doubts on FB's internal access control model for a while now. Specially after one particular story where an employee claimed to have internal access to private information and used that to stalk people on Tinder - https://www.wsj.com/articles/facebook-fires-employee-who-bragged-on-tinder-about-his-access-to-user-data-1525294488 https://www.wsj.com/articles/facebook-fires-employee-who-bra...