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But the biggest news for Facebook's 1.28 billion members is "Anonymous Login," a twist on the standard Facebook Login option that gives people a way to try an app without sharing any of their personal information from the social network. The move addresses Penetration testing company Sakurity has openly named and blamed Facebook over a security vulnerability that it says exists on websites with a Facebook login option. In a direct call to black hat hackers, Sakurity has created RECONNECT as a ready to use Facebook (FB) on Wednesday unveiled an anonymous login feature that allows users to sign are scared of pressing this blue button," Zuckerberg said pointing at the Facebook login button. "We want to do more to put control and power back in people's A bug in Facebook login that a Sakurity.com blog said the social network has failed to fix after a year allows attackers to compromise accounts on websites that leverage Facebook Login, notably, Bit.ly, About.me, Stumbleupon, Angel.co, Mashable.com, Vimeo Facebook is adding new privacy safeguards to Facebook Login, which allows users to log into other websites and mobile apps using their Facebook usernames and passwords. The changes, which Facebook says will be adopted by websites and mobile apps within the Facebook may be the natural home of over-sharing, but new Facebook Login options mean users now have more granular control over what third-party apps can know about them. Announced at F8 2014, the amended "Log in with Facebook" option will now serve up an .

A new tool allows hackers to generate URLs that can hijack accounts on sites that use Facebook Login, potentially enabling powerful phishing attacks. The tool, dubbed Reconnect, was released last week by Egor Homakov, a researcher with security firm Sakurity. Last April, at Facebook's F8 conference, Mark Zuckerberg and company announced a new Facebook Login screen that would let users choose what information they shared when they signed into an app. It was part of Zuckerberg's "People First" message. IDG News Service | Mar 10, 2015 8:07 AM PT A new tool allows hackers to generate URLs that can hijack accounts on sites that use Facebook Login, potentially enabling powerful phishing attacks. The tool, dubbed Reconnect, was released last week by Egor Social login is a form of single sign-on using existing login information from an identity provider such as Facebook, Twitter, Google or Microsoft to sign into a third party website or app in lieu of creating a new login account specifically for that app. .