Facebook suit accuses two Ukrainians of distributing adware disguised as quizzes
When Facebook users installed malicious software extensions that masqueraded as online quizzes, they were unwittingly injecting advertisements into their news feeds and exposing their friend lists, according to the lawsuit.
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