Facebook as one of the most popular social networking sites in the world certainly does not escape from the threat of online penipunan action. To prevent such a threat to eat the user must keep his account from the hands of ignorant.
Here are tips on avoiding scams in your Facebook:
* Please read carefully the official guidance on the privacy of Facebook.
* Monitor and adjust your Facebook privacy settings.
* Be more selective in requesting or receiving a request to add friends.
* Disable all options on the security and privacy of e-mail notifications, and then turn back one by one after you examine it carefully.
Quoted from AllFacebook, Sophos said that this type of fraud is most often performed on Facebook are:
1. Cross-site scripting or XSS. Often disguised in the messages on Facebook, for example a message with the title "Why are you tagged in this video?", This type of fraud will take users to sites that would provoke them to do copy and paste the malicious JavaScript code into the address bar dibrowser them. Fraud can also arise in a variety of JavaScript code hidden and undetected malware will insert the user.
Here are tips on avoiding scams in your Facebook:
* Please read carefully the official guidance on the privacy of Facebook.
* Monitor and adjust your Facebook privacy settings.
* Be more selective in requesting or receiving a request to add friends.
* Disable all options on the security and privacy of e-mail notifications, and then turn back one by one after you examine it carefully.
Quoted from AllFacebook, Sophos said that this type of fraud is most often performed on Facebook are:
1. Cross-site scripting or XSS. Often disguised in the messages on Facebook, for example a message with the title "Why are you tagged in this video?", This type of fraud will take users to sites that would provoke them to do copy and paste the malicious JavaScript code into the address bar dibrowser them. Fraud can also arise in a variety of JavaScript code hidden and undetected malware will insert the user.
2. Click-jacking. Fraud of this type usually appear in the form of link that can be clicked on which it will install the application which can unload the user identity. Click-jacking is usually made based on JavaScript code and Flash, so it is important to continue to update the Adobe Flash Player on your computer to prevent this type of fraud.
3. Survey scams. This is actually another form of click-jacking. The users were asked to fill out survey forms and filled when the form is completed and sent, the user will spread this survey form to all his friends without them knowing it.
4. Identity theft. Almost all types of scams on the Internet aims to steal the identity of its users. Identity theft will later be used to cover other fraudulent action so that the perpetrators did not originally caught.
With the above tips your Facebook account may be safer from the threat of an existing disorder.
