Warning: Accessing the Personal Page of a Comment About a Scam Can Be Robbed of a Facebook Nick

This article examines Warning: Accessing the Personal Page of a Comment About a Scam Can Be Robbed of a. It presents the main facts, practical implications, and key points in a clearer, easier-to-follow format.

Understanding Warning

According to recent statistics of BKAV Group, the amount of comments going on scams on Facebook, the world's largest social network is still increasing at a dizzying speed. Only in the first 3 months of 2019, the number of comments on scams on Facebook has increased 3 times compared to the end of December 2018.

Bad guys on Facebook will go on commenting on the pages, many people join with virtual nick with very sexy avatar to attract the attention of users. Due to curiosity and wanting more information, users will select the virtual nick's personal page. In which there is a link that leads out, when clicking on it will require you to log in to Facebook again (this page has the same interface as Facebook). If you follow it, you will be tricked into losing your Facebook account. More seriously, the victim's Facebook accounts will be turned into new traps by bad guys to keep cheating others. The Fanpage that administrator victims are also stolen.

But in the personal page it has a link that leads out. When you select, you will need to login fb again (this page has the same interface fb.

To get rid of Facebook's virtual account deletion campaign, scammers will replace or insert special Unicode characters into comments like 'Get ch?t sentiment>:(, Stay,,. Here,,. ?nh,,,,,,, Ch??,,., Yes,.,,,, Love,,.,,,,.

According to the experts' recommendations, users should check the information when they receive the link from their friends before clicking it, not accessing the link sent or posting on the profile of strangers, yet trustworthy.

In addition, to ensure the safety of your personal page on Facebook, users should turn on the two-step security features, notify when there is a strange login.