Facebook Flaw Lets You Hijack Page from Original Owner [REPORT]

A Facebook security flaw - or, perhaps, a misunderstanding - lets Page admins boot the creator of the original Page from admin status, effectively hijacking the Page, Naked Security reports. One could argue that this is working as intended: if the creator of a Facebook Page lets someone else in as ...

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