Here we discuss the ins/outs of Facebook Hacking and Hacking Prevention. We at Abracadabra, A Social Media Company, Do social media for you. www.AbracadabraSocialMedia.com, 888.688.0477

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About Us
We, at ASM expand your social footprint perform marketing and
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Some of the benefits of being hacked are:
Identity Theft, Breach of Personal Information,
Scammers who have Your Contact List and
Access to Your Family Photos, Especially Your
Children.

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Quick Tip:
Always remove your year of birth from your
profile. Your birth date can be even more
valuable to identity theft thieves than your
social security number.

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Here we go....
Well, for the 101st time – at least –
A friend’s Facebook account got
hacked and it didn’t have to
happen. Hacking happens all the
time in social networks, personally
and in business.

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What Can You Do to Protect Your Information?
Back up your Facebook Data Once a Month
• Keeps your Facebook information in tact
• Keeps Your Wall Posts, Messages & Chats
• Restores Photos/Videos
• Keeps friends’ Names & Some email
addresses
• (Note: Facebook will only include email
addresses for friends who’ve allowed this in
their account settings.)

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• So now the Question is “What’s not in Your
Archive?”
• Your friends’ photos and status updates
• Other people’s personal info
• Comments you’ve made on other people’s
posts

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Step 1 - Change Your Password!
https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=account&section=password&t
1) Click on arrow next to Home
2) Go to “Account Settings”
3) Click on “General Settings:
4) Look to the right of Password - it will tell you last time
you changed your password
5) If it’s more than 4 weeks ago, click “edit” and update to
new password.
6) Great Guide on Changing your password:
http://www.itmcomputing.com/blog/passwords-you-really-need-to-change

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Step 2 Change Security Settings
• Change Your Security Settings
https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=security
1) Click on arrow next to Home
2) Go to “Account Settings”
3) Click on “Security”
A) This Enables Secure Website Browsing (Please make
sure you see “https://www.facebook.com” (not
http://.facebook.com) This is VERY IMPORTANT.

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Step 2 (cont)
Change Your Security Settings cont’d
B) The reason your Facebook account is insecure when you
see “http://.facebook.com is because people can see your
password. Why is that you ask? Or better yet, How do
you fix it? Go to Account, Click acct settings
Click acct security, click Change, enter Secure Browsing https: Be
sure to SAVE or it will not change. Then go back to profile
Verify it has changed to https in Profile

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Step 2 (cont)
C) Login Notifications - Enable
This will tell you any time someone (even you) logs on from a
different computer - you should name each one of these
INSTANCE OF LOG IN, so you can delete them later on) from
any computer.
D) Recognized Devices - Enable
Each time you log in from different location, label it .You are
prompted when logging in from a different location. This way
you have a list of all recognized locations and it will help for
“Active Sessions.” Later, you need to come to “Recognized
Devices” and remove all non-recognized devices or devices
you wont use any more.

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Step 2-Cont-Chaning Security Settings
E) Active Sessions - Enable
This shows all the sessions you have not logged out of
on Facebook. Check your “Active Sessions” once a week
if you’re mobile & logging on to other computers.
Tip: If you have any concerns about the amount of time
your teen is spending on Facebook this feature can be
very helpful in tracking them especially when they are
supposed to be paying attention in class at school.

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Step 3 - Privacy
Protecting Your Privacy
https://www.facebook.com/settings/?tab=privacy
This function will make sure your data is shared with
whom you want it shared. We don’t recommend
sharing with “everyone” - “every detail,” as this is prime
target for identity theft. This is a great way to block
users, prevent people from tagging you in photos,
stopping annoying invites to events/applications.
To get to Privacy Settings, click on down Arrow next to
“Home” and you’ll see list of Privacy Settings.

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Step 3 – Privacy - cont
• Control how you connect with people you know. This
lets you know who is seeing your information.
• https://www.facebook.com/ajax/settings/privacy/connect.php
• How Tags Work-Control what happens when friends tag
you. You can stop people from tagging you or you can
approve each tag that someone makes on a photo.
• Apps and Websites, control what gets shared with apps,
games and websites.
• Limit the audience for present & past posts you shared
with friends of friends or Public
• Control how you connect with people you know. This
lets you know who is seeing your information.
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Security Setting Number 4
Beware of Email Phishing Scam
• Get in the habit of glancing at the domain when
opening Facebook. Be aware that if you click a link that
it is from facebook.com and has no extra extensions as
it would not be Facebook but rather a false impostor
site.
• Never, ever click a link that says
“https://facebook.com....” or “http://facebook.com” in
an email as we mentioned earlier.

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Still have questions on Facebook Security?
Contact Us at one of the links below:
Google+ page: http://gplus.am/abracadabra
Facebook: www.abraonfacebook.com
Twitter: www.abraontwitter.com
Website: www.abracadabrasocialmedia.com
P: 888.688.0477
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