Facebook ThreatExchange Stops Cybercrime With Intelligence-Sharing Platform

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Last week, Sanford Wallace, the self-styled “Spam King” confessed and was found guilty of hacking into numerous Facebook accounts and posting at least 27 million spam messages within three months. This highlighted an ongoing Facebook initiative called ThreatExchange, which aims to combat spamming and other cybercrimes by pooling together information from various companies within the social networking framework. Read More.

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