Security: Citrix and Facebook Issues

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Citrix says its network was breached by international criminals
Citrix said it still doesn’t know what specific data was stolen, but an initial investigation appears to show the attackers may have obtained business documents. For now, company officials said, there’s no indication that the security of any Citrix product or service was compromised. The company has commenced a forensic investigation and engaged a security firm to assist. Citrix has also taken unspecified actions to better secure it internal network.
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Citrix says internal network breached, business docs stolen
Multinational software company Citrix Systems says its internal network has been penetrated by "international cyber criminals" who managed to access and steal business documents.
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Facebook iframe bug allowed hackers to see who you were messaging
In a new blog post, security firm Imperva demonstrated how an iframe bug in Messenger would allow hackers to find out exactly who you've been talking to on the platform. Hackers wouldn't be able to see what you were saying or when, just that you'd ever spoken to someone on it.
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