Facebook Account Hacked

Shadow · 12-01-2008, 03:47 PM

hey there, i am quite new at this whole thing...but reading through your posts i have learned a lot and tested things out. this is my situation, my gf's facebook was recently "hacked" probably jus figured out her password and they changed the email account to a new one they created similar to her address....

the problem is that their defaming her by making her to look like some kind of cheap (plz excuse my language) whore...and its quite upsetting....so ive learned how to find the ip address in hotmail emails. But i was wondering if it was possible to find it on Facebook as well? whether its a wall post or an email?

and i dont want to put anyone in the position to break the law...but if anyone could help me out in cracking that hotmail password id appreciate it even pay you lol no lie.....if not thats perfectly fine!

also, i have spoken to facebook staff and their brilliant answer was "you can delete her from your friend list"....completely avoided the question lol.

Thanks for the help!

wimiadmin · 12-01-2008, 04:22 PM

Well, I doubt Facebook will share their log files with you and show you what the IP is that is coming to her page.

If she is still the owner of the original e-mail that was used to create the account or the e-mail prior to the new one, perhaps Facebook will change her e-mail for her or cancel her account altogether.

I also doubt there is any way for the public to see the persons IP when they post on someone else's wall.

If you can get their IP address from the hotmail, there's a chance you can contact her ISP and give them the IP and the time the e-mail was sent so they'll know who had the IP at the time. They probably won't give you any information since you're not the cops, but they may take it upon themselves to send a "notice" to the culprit that they've received complaints about them. An ISP can kick you off of their network if you're using it for malicious reasons. How often does that happen....it's probably pretty rare.

If her password was hacked, I'd almost bet it's someone who knows her. Did she login to her Facebook from someone else's computer where her password may have been saved? Or with someone standing behind her where they were watching?

If Facebook won't cooperate, it would be easier to create a new account with a strong password and then just tell all of her friends to delete the old one from their friends list.

I understand your frustration, but we don't want to talk about hacking hotmail accounts on this site.

Brian

Shadow · 12-01-2008, 06:53 PM

hey thanks for the response man, i really really appreciate that, and yeah that is a good idea ill contact their ISP when i find out who it is. and i duno why didn't think of the whole make a new facebook account lol. And no she hasnt logged on anyone elses computer but her own and the only person whoever uses her computer is her or her sister. soooo yeah i duno how they got into it but i know for sure its some who knows her.

the thing is, they found out the facebook password and then thru that they found out the hotmail one, she managed to shut down her original hotmail account, but now their using some alternate email address that is similiar to the old one. So facebook is being facebook n jus not helping lol.

thanks again for the quick response, for any guests who are viewing this thread like i was, i suggest u join and ask your question, help here is what you would want from an actual customer service rep :P haha. Thnx again

shady

AboveTheLogic · 12-01-2008, 07:10 PM

maybe she used the same password for facebook and hotmail

I would advise her to change ALL her passwords for everything NOW

AboveTheLogic · 12-01-2008, 07:10 PM

....and I mean NOW

Professional Dude · 12-06-2008, 02:42 PM

Mostly, Facebook support is slow, but they do help their users.
It could be the new worm, Koobface,which Is Targeting Facebook Users.

Always check the site where you enter your password

12-01-2008, 03:47 PM	#1
Shadow Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 2	Facebook Account Hacked hey there, i am quite new at this whole thing...but reading through your posts i have learned a lot and tested things out. this is my situation, my gf's facebook was recently "hacked" probably jus figured out her password and they changed the email account to a new one they created similar to her address.... the problem is that their defaming her by making her to look like some kind of cheap (plz excuse my language) whore...and its quite upsetting....so ive learned how to find the ip address in hotmail emails. But i was wondering if it was possible to find it on Facebook as well? whether its a wall post or an email? and i dont want to put anyone in the position to break the law...but if anyone could help me out in cracking that hotmail password id appreciate it even pay you lol no lie.....if not thats perfectly fine! also, i have spoken to facebook staff and their brilliant answer was "you can delete her from your friend list"....completely avoided the question lol. Thanks for the help!

12-01-2008, 07:10 PM	#4
AboveTheLogic Super Moderator Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 491	maybe she used the same password for facebook and hotmail I would advise her to change ALL her passwords for everything NOW __________________ Internet IP vs. Local IP Port Forwarding

12-01-2008, 07:10 PM	#5
AboveTheLogic Super Moderator Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 491	....and I mean NOW __________________ Internet IP vs. Local IP Port Forwarding

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12-01-2008, 04:22 PM	#2
wimiadmin Administrator Join Date: May 2008 Location: Pigeon Forge, TN Posts: 889	Well, I doubt Facebook will share their log files with you and show you what the IP is that is coming to her page. If she is still the owner of the original e-mail that was used to create the account or the e-mail prior to the new one, perhaps Facebook will change her e-mail for her or cancel her account altogether. I also doubt there is any way for the public to see the persons IP when they post on someone else's wall. If you can get their IP address from the hotmail, there's a chance you can contact her ISP and give them the IP and the time the e-mail was sent so they'll know who had the IP at the time. They probably won't give you any information since you're not the cops, but they may take it upon themselves to send a "notice" to the culprit that they've received complaints about them. An ISP can kick you off of their network if you're using it for malicious reasons. How often does that happen....it's probably pretty rare. If her password was hacked, I'd almost bet it's someone who knows her. Did she login to her Facebook from someone else's computer where her password may have been saved? Or with someone standing behind her where they were watching? If Facebook won't cooperate, it would be easier to create a new account with a strong password and then just tell all of her friends to delete the old one from their friends list. I understand your frustration, but we don't want to talk about hacking hotmail accounts on this site. Brian

12-01-2008, 06:53 PM	#3
Shadow Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 2	hey thanks for the response man, i really really appreciate that, and yeah that is a good idea ill contact their ISP when i find out who it is. and i duno why didn't think of the whole make a new facebook account lol. And no she hasnt logged on anyone elses computer but her own and the only person whoever uses her computer is her or her sister. soooo yeah i duno how they got into it but i know for sure its some who knows her. the thing is, they found out the facebook password and then thru that they found out the hotmail one, she managed to shut down her original hotmail account, but now their using some alternate email address that is similiar to the old one. So facebook is being facebook n jus not helping lol. thanks again for the quick response, for any guests who are viewing this thread like i was, i suggest u join and ask your question, help here is what you would want from an actual customer service rep :P haha. Thnx again shady

12-06-2008, 02:42 PM	#6
Professional Dude Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: US Posts: 21	Mostly, Facebook support is slow, but they do help their users. It could be the new worm, Koobface,which Is Targeting Facebook Users. Always check the site where you enter your password