My profile has been hacked, and sends ugly videos to my friends. How do I report or fix this ?

Hi anonymous, You've been hacked, TELL EVERYBODY YOU KNOW THE 3RD ACCOUNT ISN'T YOURS....Unfortunately there's lots of hackers/scammers on Facebook, The link below is a YouTube video showing how easy it is for anybody to Facebook hack your account and change your pass word locking you out, Then message your Facebook friends to hack and scam then (EVEN ASKING TO SEND "YOU" MONEY TO THEIR BANK ACCOUNT AS THEY MASQUERADE AS YOU), This could've started with a friend being hacked and you click on a new picture of theirs which opened a hacking program.........Keep up your antivirus and best of luck............... CHEERS..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtYA5ENV5iQ

First step is to report/ lodge complaint with Facebook about the hack.
Two, unless you know how to hack, it might bedifficult, tasking and almost impossible to get your hacked Facebook account back.
However, you can access your former Facebook account by searching for the profile/account name used so you can access, extract and save all your photos/ videos, etc uploaded there.

You don't have to be friends on Facebook to be able to do this. Simply light on to Facebook with another account.

You may have to reconsider using tte same device you've been using to register or log on to Facebook as it is obvious your accounts get readily hacked.

Report Hackers to Facebook

According to the third article of the Safety section in Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, willfully compromising a user's account on the social networking constitutes a violation of Facebook's user agreement.

Reporting such violations may be performed in a number of ways, depending on the situation. If either you or your friend's Facebook account has been hacked, file a report through Facebook's Help Center.

If you are aware of a specific user on Facebook who is engaged in hacking other accounts, file a report regarding his activity through his profile page.

Go to Facebook.com, type the email and password associated with your account in the corresponding text fields and press "Enter."

Click "Account" in the top menu bar and select "Help Center."

Click "Security" in the "Popular Topics" section.

Click "I Think My Account is Compromised" in the Account Security menu.

Click either of the two security questions, depending on your situation, and click "Secure it here."

Click "Secure Account" and click "Continue."

Complete each of the steps for securing your account, including changing your password, changing your email password, reviewing your changes and unlocking your account.

Click "Done" to complete the process.

The developers at Facebook receive a notification regarding your account being compromised.
Report Your Friend's Compromised Profile

Sign into Facebook, click "Account" in the top menu bar and select "Help Center."

Click the "Security" icon in the "Popular Topics" section.

Click "I Think My Friend's Account is Compromised" in the Account Security menu.

Click any of the three questions depending on your circumstances and click "File a Report."

Click your friend's full name, his birthday, the email associated with his account and a description of the situation in the corresponding text fields.

Click "Submit" to send the report to the developers at Facebook.

Report a Profile on Facebook

Log into Facebook, click the "Search" text field and type the name of the profile you want to report for hacking.

Scroll down and click "Report/Block This Person" in the left side bar.

Click "Unfriend" or "Block" depending on the situation and click "This Person is Bullying or Harassing Me," click the drop-down menu and select "Other."

Facebook does not offer an option in this drop-down menu that applies specifically to hacking, but selecting this option is the best fit for that form of violation.

Click the user's name at the top of the page, type a report regarding the account hacking in the text field and press "Enter."

The report is sent to the Facebook developers.
How to Hack
A hacker is a person who legally breaks into a computer system to identify the security flaws in that system.

A hacker is someone companies hire to enter such systems and resolve these issues.
People who hack into computer systems with malicious intent are actually known as "crackers" this is not hacking.

Read on to learn more.
Learn how to program.

Start with a program such as "Python," but learn many programs and the basics of programming.
Install Unix on your computer.

There are many operating systems out there, but this one is the easiest and best to use if you're going to hack.

Teach yourself how a computer system works.
There are no schools to learn to hack.

There is a site called Hack this Site where you can go to train and test your hacking skills.
Practice your skills on a project.

Rewrite the program with subtle changes.
You should be able to gain access to a file, program or data base that is protected while remaining oblivious to others working on this project.

Submit your resumes to companies that need hackers.
Some choices are large companies, banks and government agencies but this list is not all inclusive.

Hack into the computer system of the company you work for after it hires you.
Attempt to access records that are password protected.

Your company contract outlines exactly what hacking duties you must perform for the company.
Report your findings to the company.

You must hack the computer system while remaining totally invisible to others working in the system.

Identify the security flaws and ways to patch these flaws so not even you can hack into the computer system again.


http://www.python.org/

http://www.unix.org/

http://www.hackthissite.org/

Make another profile with a fake name and report the old Profile as Hacked and recover it

According to the third article of the Safety section in Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, willfully compromising a user's account on the social networking constitutes a violation of Facebook's user agreement.

Reporting such violations may be performed in a number of ways, depending on the situation. If either you or your friend's Facebook account has been hacked, file a report through Facebook's Help Center.

If you are aware of a specific user on Facebook who is engaged in hacking other accounts, file a report regarding his activity through his profile page.

Go to Facebook.com, type the email and password associated with your account in the corresponding text fields and press "Enter."


Click "Account" in the top menu bar and select "Help Center."

Click "Security" in the "Popular Topics" section.
Click "I Think My Account is Compromised" in the Account Security menu.
Click either of the two security questions, depending on your situation, and click "Secure it here."
Click "Secure Account" and click "Continue."
Complete each of the steps for securing your account, including changing your password, changing your email password, reviewing your changes and unlocking your account.

Click "Done" to complete the process.

The developers at Facebook receive a notification regarding your account being compromised. Report Your Friend's Compromised Profile

Sign into Facebook, click "Account" in the top menu bar and select "Help Center."
Click the "Security" icon in the "Popular Topics" section.
Click "I Think My Friend's Account is Compromised" in the Account Security menu.
Click any of the three questions depending on your circumstances and click "File a Report."
Click your friend's full name, his birthday, the email associated with his account and a description of the situation in the corresponding text fields.
Click "Submit" to send the report to the developers at Facebook.
Report a Profile on Facebook

Log into Facebook, click the "Search" text field and type the name of the profile you want to report for hacking.
Scroll down and click "Report/Block This Person" in the left side bar.
Click "Unfriend" or "Block" depending on the situation and click "This Person is Bullying or Harassing Me," click the drop-down menu and select "Other."

Facebook does not offer an option in this drop-down menu that applies specifically to hacking, but selecting this option is the best fit for that form of violation.
Click the user's name at the top of the page, type a report regarding the account hacking in the text field and press "Enter."

The report is sent to the Facebook developers.

To find out who is behind it... complain to police
else, go to that profile, find 'Report'.
Report against it and ask all your friends to report against it.
when social site will get more reports against that profile.. they will block it.

Ask all of your friend to report that fake profile. Facebook are really good on deleting and finiding fake profilis. Your problem shouldn't take long period to be fixed.

Good luck, KoBaC

If your account has been hacked, you can still log in to a friend's account and report the issue.

1. Login to a friend's account.
2. Go to Account (upper right corner)
3. Go to Help Center
4. Go to Security
5. In the Section labeled "Compromised Account", select the link for "My Friend's Account".
6. Select the link "My friend's account has been compromised, phished, or is sending me spam or advertisements that he/she didn't send."
7. There are two paragraphs. Be sure to select the following paragraph:
"If your friend's account has been taken over by another person, you can also report this to us by clicking here.Unfortunately, we cannot release information regarding a user's accountto anyone but the account holder. If you would like us to investigatethis issue further, please have your friend view the Privacy and Security pages of the Help Center from their own account or email address."
8. Click on the link in THE ABOVE paragraph, the link titled Here, not the Privacy or Security link. Clicking this link takes you to a page to enter information about the compromised account.
9. Email associated with your friend's account: Enter YOUR email that you used to create YOUR account. (Remember, you're logging in with a friend's account, so you need to report the information for YOUR account, not the account you used to log in).
10. Your friend's name: YOUR name
11. Friend's Date of Birth: YOUR birthday
12. URL (Web Address) of your friend's profile: This is the web address of YOUR profile. It takes the form of www.facebook.com/profile.php?idXXXXX where XXXXX is a unique number assigned to your profile. You see this number at the end of the web address when you load your profile page. This number may contain more or fewer than 5 digits.
13. Description of what is happening with your friend's account: Describe the full details of what is wrong with YOUR account. Be as detailed and specific as possible. The more information you provide, the more help you can be in getting your account fixed.
14. Hit SUBMIT to turn in your help request or CANCEL to close the window and not submit your request.

Once you fill out the form, Facebook should be in contact with you to restore, recover or re-build a new account. This may take varying periods of time based on what is required to retrieve your account, and the extent to which your account is compromised.

Mark,

Sorry to hear about the Hack.

I don't know what you want of us though, we are not affiliated with FB. We are not privy to anything that you would not be,

If you haven't contacted them, I would immediately.

Again we are not afilliated with them

Best regards
Mike

Please go to the bottom of Facebook and click Help. There is a specific link to click and report your exact problem. You will be helping Facebook and all of the network by reporting this. Thank you.