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It is true in a general sense that some scammers have engaged in Facebook cloning, a process in which the scammer creates a new Facebook account using a profile picture and similar name taken from an existing user, then sends out friend requests which appear to originate from that user. log in Forgot password? log in Don't have an account? sign up . You're in! Thanks for signing up. And, just to clarify, the ID I referred to is a unique ID that facebook gives each of its users, messages, notifications, etc. Recommended to all your contacts Please be careful: some hackers have found something new. It's not exactly a security risk for people to know it. The abuse of apostrophes is epidemic in nature. Your picture and your name are used to create a new facebook account (they don't need your password to do this). There's nothing particularlynewabout hackers using profile pictures and public information copied from real Facebook accounts to create phony ones.How a Cloned Profile Is Used by HackersIf you accept a friend request from a cloned account, the hacker now has access to the information and postings that you reserve only for friends to see. Naga Church Letter Refrains Yoga Practice: Fact Check Naga Church Letter Refrains Yoga Practice: Fact Check Mysterious Jellyfish UFO Witnessed Over California Sky: Fact. which is pread and spread and spread until strangers are getting it and spreading it. Indeed, there are various websites that will let you know your IP address, as well as location, ISP, operating system, etc. Mysterious Jellyfish UFO Witnessed Over California Sky: Fact. SeeExample( s ) EXAMPLES Collected via Facebook, August 2015 WARNING EVERYBODY: New hackers on Facebook and what they write is aggression from you and it's insulting. #18 10 December 2007, 11:59 AM Jonny T Posts: n/a Quote: Originally Posted by TomBernard Indeed, there are various websites that will let you know your IP address, as well as location, ISP, operating system, etc. They can copy photos that you chose to keep between you and your friends. When it comes to anything like that The company or host site should be informed right away . Those who lose control of their accounts do so through unintentionally installing rogue Facebook applications. Previous Thread Next Thread Thread Tools Show Printable Version Display Modes Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode Posting Rules You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts BB code is On Smilies are On [IMG] code is On HTML code is On Forum Rules Forum Jump User Control Panel Private Messages Subscriptions Who's Online Search Forums Forums Home Urban Legends Automobiles Business College Computers Crime Critter Country Disney Entertainment Fauxtography Food Glurge Gallery History Horrors Humor Inboxer Rebellion Language Legal Affairs Medical Military NFBSK Old Wives' Tales Politics Questionable Quotes Religion Science Spook Central Sports Trivia Urban Legends Non-UL Chat Amusement Bark The Bad Gastronomer Business Bytes Crash and Burn The Doctor Is In Fun House NFBSK Gone Wild! Police Blotter Techno-Babble We've Got Mail Weird News Wild Kingdom SLC Central SLC Moot Court Soapbox Derby Social Studies Rantidote Hurricane Katrina War, What Is It Good For? Diversions Sightings Book Corner Urban Legends Contest About This Site Announcements Copyright Trap Snopes Spotting Technical Questions All times are GMT. I feel better now #14 24 November 2007, 11:54 PM Jerry Posts: n/a I would simply copy and paste the letter into a new e-mail](http://cdn07.dayviews.com/501/_u3/_u8/_u8/_u0/_u2/_u6/u3880261/10197_1515535705/Facebook_Hackers_Snopes_http_shurll_com_bzr8s_It_is_true_in_a_general_sense_that_some_scammers_have.jpg)
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Facebook Hackers Snopes ->>->>->> http://shurll.com/bzr8s
It is true in a general sense that some scammers have engaged in Facebook cloning, a process in which the scammer creates a new Facebook account using a profile picture and similar name taken from an existing user, then sends out friend requests which appear to originate from that user. log in Forgot password? log in Don't have an account? sign up . You're in! Thanks for signing up. And, just to clarify, the ID I referred to is a unique ID that facebook gives each of its users, messages, notifications, etc. Recommended to all your contacts Please be careful: some hackers have found something new. It's not exactly a security risk for people to know it. The abuse of apostrophes is epidemic in nature. Your picture and your name are used to create a new facebook account (they don't need your password to do this). There's nothing particularlynewabout hackers using profile pictures and public information copied from real Facebook accounts to create phony ones.How a Cloned Profile Is Used by HackersIf you accept a friend request from a cloned account, the hacker now has access to the information and postings that you reserve only for friends to see. Naga Church Letter Refrains Yoga Practice: Fact Check Naga Church Letter Refrains Yoga Practice: Fact Check Mysterious Jellyfish UFO Witnessed Over California Sky: Fact. which is pread and spread and spread until strangers are getting it and spreading it. Indeed, there are various websites that will let you know your IP address, as well as location, ISP, operating system, etc. Mysterious Jellyfish UFO Witnessed Over California Sky: Fact. SeeExample( s ) EXAMPLES Collected via Facebook, August 2015 WARNING EVERYBODY: New hackers on Facebook and what they write is aggression from you and it's insulting. #18 10 December 2007, 11:59 AM Jonny T Posts: n/a Quote: Originally Posted by TomBernard Indeed, there are various websites that will let you know your IP address, as well as location, ISP, operating system, etc. They can copy photos that you chose to keep between you and your friends. When it comes to anything like that The company or host site should be informed right away . Those who lose control of their accounts do so through unintentionally installing rogue Facebook applications. Previous Thread Next Thread Thread Tools Show Printable Version Display Modes Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode Posting Rules You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts BB code is On Smilies are On [IMG] code is On HTML code is On Forum Rules Forum Jump User Control Panel Private Messages Subscriptions Who's Online Search Forums Forums Home Urban Legends Automobiles Business College Computers Crime Critter Country Disney Entertainment Fauxtography Food Glurge Gallery History Horrors Humor Inboxer Rebellion Language Legal Affairs Medical Military NFBSK Old Wives' Tales Politics Questionable Quotes Religion Science Spook Central Sports Trivia Urban Legends Non-UL Chat Amusement Bark The Bad Gastronomer Business Bytes Crash and Burn The Doctor Is In Fun House NFBSK Gone Wild! Police Blotter Techno-Babble We've Got Mail Weird News Wild Kingdom SLC Central SLC Moot Court Soapbox Derby Social Studies Rantidote Hurricane Katrina War, What Is It Good For? Diversions Sightings Book Corner Urban Legends Contest About This Site Announcements Copyright Trap Snopes Spotting Technical Questions All times are GMT. I feel better now #14 24 November 2007, 11:54 PM Jerry Posts: n/a I would simply copy and paste the letter into a new e-mail and send it to Facebook security or help section with an explaination. Then they ask your friends to add them. Simple Cancer Cure found in Canada, Big Pharma. 2012Status: Basically true. 99K Was the Texas Church Shooter an Antifa Member Who Vowed to Start Civil War? Fact Check Fake News 5 November 2017 Reports that the perpetrator carried an Antifa flag and told churchgoers this is a communist revolution are fake news. However, contrary to the example text reproduced above, Facebook cloning is not a new scam, nor is there any evidence that its occurrence has increased greatly in recent days. Your friends think it is you, so they accept. Natasha Demkina, the Russian Girl with X-ray Eyes:. #12 17 November 2007, 10:44 PM MiddleEye Posts: n/a If the message you got was supposed to be some sort of official warning from facebook itself I would ignore it completely because most companies send out mail with correct punctuation. 02 of 03 Hackers Can Clone Your Facebook Profile Facebook profile hacking and cloning can pose a real security threat to users. Your Email Address Message OK . It may have expired, or there could be a typo. The most irritating thing I see all over the internet is bad spelling and poor punctuation 5a02188284
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