Facebook Facebook Phishing: Security Team Has Suspended Your Page

[vissha]

Cybercriminals are using fake Facebook Security Team messages to trick unsuspecting users into visiting a malicious page and hand over their usernames and passwords.

Cybercriminals are using fake Facebook Security Team messages to trick unsuspecting users into visiting a malicious page and hand over their usernames and passwords.

The latest scheme, detailed by Facecrooks, uses a bogus Facebook Security Team account to inform potential victims that their accounts have been suspended due to Terms of Service violations.

“We have reviewed the suspension of your Page. After reviewing your page activity, it was determined that you were in violation of our Terms of Service. We have provided a warning to you via email, but you have not responded to our notifications. Therefore, your account might be permanently suspended,” the message reads.

Users who click on the “verify your account” link are taken to a malicious Facebook app page where they’re requested to provide their page name, email address or phone number, and password.

Of course, the app has nothing to do with Facebook and those who sign up are actually handing over their login credentials.

If you’ve already fallen victim to this scam, be sure to immediately change your password. If it’s too late, visit the Facebook Help Center and try to reclaim your account.

[grouchysmurf]

Yet another reason why facebook must die.

[Shadowx]

Thanks for the info mate because just now, my facebook being hack, by installing third-party application on facebook

[vissha]

Yet another reason why facebook must die.

Just can't say that. Only Bcoz fb is no1 social site, it's been targeted by most hackers. Take myspace as example. Who is hacking myspace now. If twitter/google+ becomes no1, then they'll hack those and fb will have less attacks. The story goes this way.

[x3r0]

Yet another reason why facebook must die.

I think the correct words are "Yet another reason why retards must die." :P

[JessicaLeigh]

I'm not by any means the biggest fan of Facebook, but you still can't faut them for what hackers try to do.