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**** Facebook Warning Please read *****
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Im giving this warning out to every one who has a facebook acount. There is a group in russia/germany of hackers trying to access our accounts and putting up false messages up. My account got hacked recently luckly for me it only got deactivated but there are few others who were not so lucky. Im bascily asking you to all change your passwords ( I know i sound like i work for facebook) but its just a precaution mesure. Its very upsetting knowing that someone eles has your photos and could be doing all sorts of things with them.
Its not just happening on facebook but pretty much all major social networking sites are being attacked. Twitter is a prime example.

Id like to add twitter is having issues with false accounts being created to make the user think there genuine user accounts. Please be carefull when sharing your thoughts do not advertise your going away on holiday for two weeks, simply because you think your freinds will only just see it.


Edited by magic on 2009/10/9 16:14:21
Edited by magic on 2009/10/9 16:16:39
Edited by magic on 2009/10/9 16:18:58
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Re: Facebook Warning
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Further on from Magic's warning, my cousin recently received an E-mail from A friend on Face book, of course it wasn't!!
it carried a virus/trojan/worm whatever and it trashed his laptop hardrive. SO BEWARE !! check any E-mails coming from Friends at FaceBook.

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