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Extremely doubtful to have occurred in the past 10 years. It's pretty much impossible to access anything on the graph without a business reason and managerial a
by burnt-resistor 7mo ago
Extremely doubtful to have occurred in the past 10 years. It's pretty much impossible to access anything on the graph without a business reason and managerial approval.
- stodor89 7mo agoCan managers access it without managerial approval?
- siva7 7mo agoEven if they could, the purpose of safeguards are still to ask at least for a business reason and be logged, no matter your rank or approval
- Natfan 7mo agoand this is the case for every member of the company? even mr sugarmountain?
- burnt-resistor 7mo agoYep.
- 1659447091 7mo agoFrom the article: >The engineer, who lives in London, is believed to have designed a program to be able to access personal pictures on the site while avoiding security checks. > A Meta spokesperson told the BBC the breach was discovered over a year ago, after which the firm said it immediately fired the suspected employee and "referred the matter to law enforcement". > A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said a man in his 30s was arrested in November 2025 on suspicion of unauthorised access to computer material.