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Facebook to tell users if they've been targeted by nation-state hackers
In a Friday blog post, Facebook Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos said the company will send desktop notifications to users if they company sees activity that leads them to believe a user’s computer or mobile device has been compromised.
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