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Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings“.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings“.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

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Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings“.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings“.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

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Unofficial Guide to FB Privacy and Security Shared – Question and No Privacy

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Should Facebook make ALL users aware that their ‘Questions’ don’t have any privacy settings at all?

Facebook recently launched a new product called Questions.   It allows users to post questions about anything they want.  But has Facebook done enough to make all users aware that their questions can be seen by anyone, regardless of their personal privacy settings?  When you answer a Question, do you take into account that teachers, employers, college applicant staff  – in fact anyone might see it?  You may have hidden your profile information from the prying eyes of strangers, but your questions and answers could provide a very telling insight into your personal views and personal life.   Users posting a question would expect it to be published to their friends, but do they realize that once their friends answer it, their  friends friends will have it posted to their feeds too and so on?   Which seems to be the point of the product so as to allow as many people to answer the question as possible.  What we’re asking is, has Facebook done enough to make sure everyone knows the deal?

This is a profile with ‘Friends Only’ settings:

And this is how the profile looks after posing a question:

As you can see, there is no way to hide your Questions, regardless of your usual wall settings.

It is a simple product to use.  Users click on the ‘Question’ button on their status update box and post their question.  They can also add a ‘poll’ option to allow people to choose from possible answers to their question.  For example if my question was ‘What is your favourite ice cream?’, I could add flavour options for people to choose from.  And Facebook has also incorporated a link system within answers shown in the link above where  Facebook’s Scott Lippert posted the question, ‘What is the best International Relief organization for me to donate to?’.  A user can link them to a Facebook page representing their answer such as Red Cross.  More detail can be found in Facebook’s Blog post.

On the surface this really is a really cool product.  However looking more closely at Scott Lippert’s Questions section, and in particular his answer to the question  ‘Why don’t websites like Facebook and Twitter require HTTPS for all connections?’ , one can see that his and Facebook’s views aren’t always in sync.  If Scott were to seek employment elsewhere, would a potential employer checking his Facebook profile see his initial answer as argumentative/ opposing the strategy of his company, and in turn discard his application?  Or would they bother to look at the whole thread and see that this may have been the catalyst for Facebook’s eventual decision to in fact act upon Scott’s desire for Facebook to provide secure browsing?  Either way his comment; ‘I don’t speak for the company, just myself. It was actually me being sarcastic about the fact that things are still this way. In other words, I agree with you =).’ could be viewed as provocative to a potential employer.  We might all have Scott to thank for secure browsing on Facebook, but would he be given the chance to explain that at an interview should he decide to take his talents elsewhere?

And this is what users need to be fully aware of when posting and answering questions.  It doesn’t matter if your privacy settings are locked down to ‘chastity belt’ or if you have turned off platform apps.  Anything ‘Questions’ related will be viewed by anyone who can see that profile.

There is absolutely no doubt that some questions have to be posted to a wider audience.  It is the main purpose of this product.  Questions about holiday destinations or protocols when visiting certain countries might not be answerable by your friends alone.  Users might want to induce healthy debate or target a question to a specific company in hopes of enlightenment, however this post simply asks should Facebook have informed all users clearly that regardless of their settings, any question they post or any question they answer might be viewed by anybody?  And should they offer the option of a privacy setting so that some more private questions can be seen only be personal friends?

Facebook does provide a tiny question mark icon which users can click for more info when posing a question:

They are informed ‘Use Questions to get recommendations, conduct polls and learn from your friends and other people on Facebook’. Does including the term ‘other people on Facebook’ really put across to users that everyonewill see their question or answer?  Or will most users believe that questions will follow the rules of their privacy settings, and assume that the other people on Facebook only applies to those who have their wall set to show ‘Everyone’?

Also Facebook appears to have made a layout gaffe.  Unless the question poster clicks on the ‘Add poll options’link, they will not see the check-box which says ‘Allow anyone to add options’. This means that anybody who sees the question can alter it by adding their own poll options without the question-posters permission.   This check-box should be viewable even when only posting a question if keeping it checked by default means anyone can alter the original Question premise. 

Did you assume that any question you posted would only be seen by the people authorized to see your wall?

Would you prefer Facebook to give ‘Questions’ privacy settings so you can choose which you want to be seen by everyone for a broader response, and which you would prefer only your friends to see?

We posted the latter question to our Facebook page.  You can check the results of our poll for yourself.

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Should Facebook make ALL users aware that their ‘Questions’ don’t have any privacy settings at all?

Facebook recently launched a new product called Questions.   It allows users to post questions about anything they want.  But has Facebook done enough to make all users aware that their questions can be seen by anyone, regardless of their personal privacy settings?  When you answer a Question, do you take into account that teachers, employers, college applicant staff  – in fact anyone might see it?  You may have hidden your profile information from the prying eyes of strangers, but your questions and answers could provide a very telling insight into your personal views and personal life.   Users posting a question would expect it to be published to their friends, but do they realize that once their friends answer it, their  friends friends will have it posted to their feeds too and so on?   Which seems to be the point of the product so as to allow as many people to answer the question as possible.  What we’re asking is, has Facebook done enough to make sure everyone knows the deal?

This is a profile with ‘Friends Only’ settings:

And this is how the profile looks after posing a question:

As you can see, there is no way to hide your Questions, regardless of your usual wall settings.

It is a simple product to use.  Users click on the ‘Question’ button on their status update box and post their question.  They can also add a ‘poll’ option to allow people to choose from possible answers to their question.  For example if my question was ‘What is your favourite ice cream?’, I could add flavour options for people to choose from.  And Facebook has also incorporated a link system within answers shown in the link above where  Facebook’s Scott Lippert posted the question, ‘What is the best International Relief organization for me to donate to?’.  A user can link them to a Facebook page representing their answer such as Red Cross.  More detail can be found in Facebook’s Blog post.

On the surface this really is a really cool product.  However looking more closely at Scott Lippert’s Questions section, and in particular his answer to the question  ‘Why don’t websites like Facebook and Twitter require HTTPS for all connections?’ , one can see that his and Facebook’s views aren’t always in sync.  If Scott were to seek employment elsewhere, would a potential employer checking his Facebook profile see his initial answer as argumentative/ opposing the strategy of his company, and in turn discard his application?  Or would they bother to look at the whole thread and see that this may have been the catalyst for Facebook’s eventual decision to in fact act upon Scott’s desire for Facebook to provide secure browsing?  Either way his comment; ‘I don’t speak for the company, just myself. It was actually me being sarcastic about the fact that things are still this way. In other words, I agree with you =).’ could be viewed as provocative to a potential employer.  We might all have Scott to thank for secure browsing on Facebook, but would he be given the chance to explain that at an interview should he decide to take his talents elsewhere?

And this is what users need to be fully aware of when posting and answering questions.  It doesn’t matter if your privacy settings are locked down to ‘chastity belt’ or if you have turned off platform apps.  Anything ‘Questions’ related will be viewed by anyone who can see that profile.

There is absolutely no doubt that some questions have to be posted to a wider audience.  It is the main purpose of this product.  Questions about holiday destinations or protocols when visiting certain countries might not be answerable by your friends alone.  Users might want to induce healthy debate or target a question to a specific company in hopes of enlightenment, however this post simply asks should Facebook have informed all users clearly that regardless of their settings, any question they post or any question they answer might be viewed by anybody?  And should they offer the option of a privacy setting so that some more private questions can be seen only be personal friends?

Facebook does provide a tiny question mark icon which users can click for more info when posing a question:

They are informed ‘Use Questions to get recommendations, conduct polls and learn from your friends and other people on Facebook’. Does including the term ‘other people on Facebook’ really put across to users that everyonewill see their question or answer?  Or will most users believe that questions will follow the rules of their privacy settings, and assume that the other people on Facebook only applies to those who have their wall set to show ‘Everyone’?

Also Facebook appears to have made a layout gaffe.  Unless the question poster clicks on the ‘Add poll options’link, they will not see the check-box which says ‘Allow anyone to add options’. This means that anybody who sees the question can alter it by adding their own poll options without the question-posters permission.   This check-box should be viewable even when only posting a question if keeping it checked by default means anyone can alter the original Question premise. 

Did you assume that any question you posted would only be seen by the people authorized to see your wall?

Would you prefer Facebook to give ‘Questions’ privacy settings so you can choose which you want to be seen by everyone for a broader response, and which you would prefer only your friends to see?

We posted the latter question to our Facebook page.  You can check the results of our poll for yourself.

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Like-Jaking Scam Alert :Unbelievable Lady Gaga has a penis Lady Gaga is man

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Have you seen this wall post?

its from the the scam site http://www.vidamida.sixserve.net/gaga.php The details of the scam are in the below image.

Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings“.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings“.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

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Have you seen this wall post?

its from the the scam site http://www.vidamida.sixserve.net/gaga.php The details of the scam are in the below image.

Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings“.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings“.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

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Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings“.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings“.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

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Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings“.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings“.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

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LikeJacking Alert : Hidden Camera 2011

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Are you seeing your friends “liking” this Link?

Its from a “Like Jacking” scam below. (click images to enlarge)

Scam Application address http://apps.facebook.com/istatus_facebook/
Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings”.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings”.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

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>LikeJacking Alert : Hidden Camera 2011

>Tweet

Are you seeing your friends “liking” this Link?

Its from a “Like Jacking” scam below. (click images to enlarge)

Scam Application address http://apps.facebook.com/istatus_facebook/
Damage Control ( Like-Jacking )

What Like-Jacking Means.

Like-Jacking is a Facebook-enabled Click-Jacking attack that tricks Facebook users into clicking a hidden “Like Button” on External web pages. Most Facebook users are unaware that a like-jacking has taken place due to the fact the like button is usually hidden behind a fake video play button or some other object on the web page. Users will instinctively click these fake objects thinking they are harmless. Many Facebook users end up leaving the Scam sitting on their wall for days because they never knew it happened. Their friends come along and fall right in to the same trap once they click. AVOID IT. Read and share this with your friends.

Damage Control ( For those who have fallen victim. )

How to Recover From Like-Jacking

If you have fallen victim to a Like-Jacking scam, you need to clean up your facebook profile immediately. You can do this by simply removing the “Like” made to your wall. This will ensure that you do not continue to assist the scam artist in spreading his Like-Jacking ruse to your friends and even further throughout the facebook network. .

How To Remove A Like Message From Your Wall

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Scroll down your profile wall till you locate the like, then click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. Select “Remove And Unlike” from the menu and the message/Like will be removed.

How To Remove A Unwanted like From Your “Liked Pages List”

A few facebook users have complained about the unwanted “Likes” remaining in their “Liked Pages List”. This  list is located in your profile info area, in the “Activities and Interests” section, under the “Show Other Pages” link. The problem seems to happen even after following the directions listed above. If this happens to you please follow these direction as well.

1. Navigate to your profile wall by clicking the “Profile” link at the top of your facebook home page.
2. Once on your profile page click “Info” right below your profile picture, then Scroll down to the heading “Activities and Interests” and click the “Edit” link to the right.
3. At the bottom of the Edit Activities and Interests page click the “Show Other Pages” link.
4. The “Other Pages You Like” Dialog Box will open and from there you can scroll through your list of liked pages and remove the ones you don’t want by clicking the “Remove Page” Button..

Damage Control ( Rogue App )

Rogue Applications Explained ( App Spam )

Defined- There are weaknesses in facebook that allow unscrupulous facebook application developers access to your facebook information and to use your facebook account as a means to spread a fake viral messages/ads across facebook. Once you install a rogue app it does not function as promised. It instead mines your data and/or spam’s your wall in an attempt to spread itself to your friends and throughout facebook.

How to Recover After A Rogue Application Install

If you have installed any Rogue Applications within your facebook profile, you may be currently spamming your wall and or your friends News Feeds with the Rogue Applications viral/scam messages. You must remove the messages from your wall by deleting the post and remove the rogue app by uninstalling it from your facebook profile.

How to remove a Rogue Application and it’s Spam Messages from your profile:

To Remove The Rogue Applications Messages From Your Wall:

1. Navigating to your profile wall, then locate the message you want to remove.
2. Once you’ve located the message click on the little “X” at the top right corner of the message. 
3. At that point Facebook will either open a dialog box which will ask you are sure you want to remove the post, or it will offer you a menu. If you get The Dialog Box simply click the “Remove Post” button in the dialog box to remove the message. If you get The Menu simply Select “Remove Post OR Remove Post and Revoke The Publishing Rights of {App Name}” from the menu and the message will be removed.

To Remove The Rogue Application From Your Facebook Profile:

1. From your Facebook home page Click Account, then “Privacy Settings”.
2. Then under the heading “Applications, Games, and Websites” click “Edit Settings”.
3. To the right of the heading “Applications You Use” Click the “Edit Settings” button.
4. Finally find the rogue application you want to remove in the list and click the “Little X” to the right of it’s name. From there Simply follow the facebook prompts to remove the app.

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