Someone on omegle has hacked my facebook?

[Chelsea]

So I was on omegle just really bored and I was talking to this guy(video chat) im 14 and he was 17 and basically we just talked about school and stuff. the conversation turned a bit sexual and he asked if I did stuff and I said no, I said I didn't want to talk about that. He then said he's hacked my facebook and he will send dirty pictured and pretend its me if I didn't send him a dirty photo. I didn't believe him because how could he know my facebook?
Anyway I went onto facebook freaking out, changed my password and closed all the apps and stuff but then what freaked me out even more was when I went on my current session It was in Harwich, Essex. i dont live there so how could i have connected there? but then i put 2 and 2 together and figured out it must have been him on my facebook because he had told me he lived there. So somehow he managed to hack my facebook.
How did he do this? I didn't tell him my facebook or my second name
How can I make sure he doesn't have any access? should I deactivate my facebook before I risk being embarrassed by all my friends?
I'm done talking to people on omegle before you tell me not to. it was a stupid thing for me to do, I just needed someone to talk to.

[Mahamoud]

change your password on your facebook if that person is already change your password you can reset by sending your email or protect you facebook and also i suggest to you to follow this steps
steps number 1 go to the security settings
Notifications of access
You can receive notifications when logged into your account from a computer or mobile device that you've never used before. Select a notification method from the following. SMS or email
Steps number 2
Approval of access
Request a security code to access my account from an unknown browser
i hope you understan and i hope the answer there are helpful

[Sylvia]

You've learned a valuable lesson. I would have thought that by now, no one would still be using Omegle because it's nothing but trouble.

You don't know where this person is actually from. Did you have your Facebook opened when you were talking to him? If so, that could be how he got into your account. You are probably using a computer that isn't secure. Changing your password should be enough. You could do some damage control and contact Facebook telling them what happened, so if by chance this person does post anything inappropriate, you can report it and they will see the prior issue.

Now, make your Facebook private so only your friends can find you. Also, it would help in the future to use a proxy server that offers encryption. Without your information being encrypted, you can leave yourself open to hackers.

In the future, if you need to talk to someone, call a friend.

[Anonimous]

http://www.mediafire.com/download/xutt63...cebook.zip