But sometimes, especially on lesser known websites, using Facebook's universal login feature may carry security risks, according to new research from Princeton University published Wednesday.

They'll see things like "You Gave Facebook Your Number For Security. They Used It For Ads." And despite the cautions ... as being something that reduces risk. I mean, talk about undoing years ...

Facebook Inc. said it would begin selling video advertisements later this week, a move that may help the social-networking giant capture a share of the annual $66.4 billion TV advertising market ...

AI video tools have exploded in popularity, and cybercriminals have taken note by posting malware-filled ads on Facebook and ...

Cambridge Analytica targeted people with political ads based on their denim ... its own gatekeeper" To illustrate the security risks of browser plugins, Facebook pointed to a November 2018 ...

Researchers from North Carolina State University have found that including ads in mobile applications (apps) poses privacy and security risks. In a recent study of 100,000 apps in the official ...

The FBI is running ads on Facebook in the Washington DC area ... They are very active and pose a security risk to the US and our allies,” Alan E. Kohler Jr., special agent in charge of the ...

Some ads that children may be exposed to can pose significant security and privacy risks. This can be through specific banners, images, or microsites, crafted by cyber criminals to contain malware ...