Facebook hacked!

Discussion in 'Blazers OT Forum' started by THE HCP, Sep 23, 2010.

  1. THE HCP

    THE HCP NorthEastPortland'sFinest

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    Somebody hacked my account and is sending messages to my friends. How does that happen?
     
  2. BGrantFan

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    Happened to me in March. I changed my email and password. Haven't had a problem since.
     
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    BGrantFan Suspended

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    Oh, and stop looking at porn.
     
  4. BLAZER PROPHET

    BLAZER PROPHET Well-Known Member

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    How do you think he found his first few wives.
     
  5. MrSelfDestruct

    MrSelfDestruct Louie, Louie, Louie

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    Was that Rosie Palms and her five sisters?
     
  6. BLAZER PROPHET

    BLAZER PROPHET Well-Known Member

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    She has five sisters??? I thought it was four. HCP, have you been holding out on us?????
     
  7. 44Thrilla

    44Thrilla cuatro cuatro

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    you probably got phished

    hackers post a link from one of your friends they've already hacked. you click it. it looks like the facebook login page, but its really a fake. you don't realize, and enter your info. they then have it and phish with your account.
     
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  8. The Professional Fan

    The Professional Fan Big League Scrub

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    You have to re-enter your info after you've already logged in? Under this scenario of course....
     
  9. EL PRESIDENTE

    EL PRESIDENTE Username Retired in Honor of Lanny.

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    happened to me a few months ago, found out how to figure out who did it here
     
  10. GriLtCheeZ

    GriLtCheeZ "Well, I'm not lookin' for trouble."

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  11. Paxil

    Paxil Active Member

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    There are a lot of ways that can happen... from you entering you PW on a site you THOUGHT was Facebook but wasn't... do keylogger malware that is monitoring what you type and sending it off to some server in Russia. ;) (Hope you don't bank online!)

    http://siblog.mcafee.com/consumer-t...ord-reset-scam-threatens-computers-worldwide/

    If you get a email with a link to a site that you may use and you think it is legit... bank, facebook etc... never click on the links in that email... go to Facebook or your bank etc... via your Favorite or whatevre... or even more safe is to type it in. (Before that a single typo can lead you to a site that is trying to steal you PW though)

    McAfee has a service called Site Advisor which can help you know when you are at the wrong place, and also will show you red Xs by sites known to host malware in google search results etc...

    http://www.siteadvisor.com/

    Make sure your AV software is up-to-date... but also any plugins (Acrobat reader etc...) are exploitable. Firefox with no script plugin is pretty safe browser, but with anything you still have to think about what you are doing.
     
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    Paxil Active Member

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    Yep... and sadly it is all too easy to do. There are hacker tools where they can point it at a domain and they can scrape the entire site in seconds... then they put it up at another domain like sportsstwo.com or whatever... and somehow trick people into going to that site... which has been modified to steal the password.
     

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