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My Facebook has been hacked? - "Charlie" The Moosicor - 11-09-2012 01:04 PM
I don't know how this happened, but my facebook has started spamming my friends by inviting them to these events I supposedly make for a dislike button. I've never clicked on anything about a dislike button, nor have I given out my password. I already changed my password and sent out a mass message to all of my friends explaining my predicament. What should I do?
- Firdavs Naimzod - 11-09-2012 01:13 PM
go help center
- Nana Lamb - 11-09-2012 01:13 PM
change all your passwords on all email accounts and on fb! get really creative and don't have any matching pws. I keep mine in a little notebook with a note as to which account each goes to. Yeah, it is a hassle to look each and every time the thing demands a password, but that is better than friends thinking you are some kind of pervert!
fb will help you to reset all this stuff. so will the email accounts. they don't like people thinking they allow perverts on either.
my son got hacked so bad that we had to close all his accounts down for 6 months. I couldn't communicate with him at all except by landline!!!
- Richard - 11-09-2012 01:13 PM
Open a new facebook account an never click on like or dislike facebook is monitored by FBI an CIA
you should also run an anti virus clean up an register clean in ur PC
- Frank - 11-09-2012 01:13 PM
YOu may have liked an application. There are many such application that do it. Dont worry, your account is not got hacked. You can go apps and remove it. Thanks.
- Dylan - 11-09-2012 01:13 PM
I'd recommend downloading Malwarebytes to remove any infections on your PC.
Malwarebytes Download: http://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/
Once you have it, run a full system scan as well as a flash scan.
This way you will remove any infections from your PC.
After you have removed any infections, change all of your passwords to a new password.
Try to make your new password as hard to Crack/Bruteforce as possible.
To generate a password that is difficult to Bruteforce, go here - http://strongpasswordgenerator.com/
This way, the hacker will no longer be able to see your new password because all infections have been removed from your PC and prevent any more of your accounts being compromised.
I hope this helps.