I do not think this was actually a genuine mistake, it would appear that a Christian dating website & a Christian university were hacked by users of 4chan (here), who then used the emails and passwords to log into peoples facebook accounts (who didn't use a unique password!), to post embarrassing things. Interesting issue of identity arise, where their friends on their network believe the post comes from the user, when in fact it is someone else (providing the intrusion is somewhat subtle). Especially if it has large consequences, from friends deleting them from their friends list.
Hilarious! Here's another one I came across..
http://www.thestar.com/News/World/article/681635
I do not think this was actually a genuine mistake, it would appear that a Christian dating website & a Christian university were hacked by users of 4chan (here), who then used the emails and passwords to log into peoples facebook accounts (who didn't use a unique password!), to post embarrassing things. Interesting issue of identity arise, where their friends on their network believe the post comes from the user, when in fact it is someone else (providing the intrusion is somewhat subtle). Especially if it has large consequences, from friends deleting them from their friends list.
Use a unique password for all websites!