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Faizan
Facebook protects your account with a username and password, but hackers have ways of compromising your account that don't involve breaking into it. For example, clicking certain links within Facebook -- which, unbeknownst to you are malicious -- allows hackers to send out similar posts from your account. Secure your Facebook account to remove access from any hackers currently using it for malicious purposes.
Visit Facebook's "Secure Your Account" page, http://www.facebook.com/hacked. Click the "Secure Name's Account" -- your own name appears in place of "Name."
Click the "Continue" button. Input a new Facebook password, confirm the password, then click the "Change Password" button.
Change passwords for any email account you feel may have been compromised. Tick the box next to each password you changed, then click "Continue."
Verify your personal account information, which includes your full name, date of birth, email addresses you use and your Facebook security question. Click "Continue," then click "Unlock Account" to re-access your account.
Visit Facebook's "Secure Your Account" page, http://www.facebook.com/hacked. Click the "Secure Name's Account" -- your own name appears in place of "Name."
Click the "Continue" button. Input a new Facebook password, confirm the password, then click the "Change Password" button.
Change passwords for any email account you feel may have been compromised. Tick the box next to each password you changed, then click "Continue."
Verify your personal account information, which includes your full name, date of birth, email addresses you use and your Facebook security question. Click "Continue," then click "Unlock Account" to re-access your account.
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