acedouble7
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damn sorry to hear that
Facebook Page Hacked. Wtf happened?
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CriminalMind
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- Sep 26, 2012
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u lucky glad to hear that but the dude who stole is a noob 
avi619
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- Apr 1, 2012
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Thank you
I know he was a complete noob, I was quite luckyu lucky glad to hear that but the dude who stole is a noob
halteclere
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- Apr 2, 2013
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UPDATE:
So I got my page back. Here is how I got it
I contacted the hacker from another girl id on facebook, and this is what I messaged him-
It has come to my notice that you have illegally stolen the page addressed to *my page name*
I have proof of your activity and the proof that you removed *my name* from admin.
I am a california based lawyer currently working for cyber crime branch.
*My name* has asked me for help and I thereby put two options in front of you.
Either you give back the page to the owner and there will be no action taken from our side.
In case you fail to do it, we need to report this as crime activity under republic act no. 10175 proposed by phillipines govt.
This will count as cyber crime for identity theft and illegal access to data.
My facebook authorities in phillipines will have your account suspended including your twitter and 2 youtube accounts.
In case you refuse to do this you will face 3 years of jail.
While I was thinking what to write next, I got a notification that I was made the manager of my page.
That was quick
Thank you everyone for helping and showing support.
#relieved
I lol'ed. Kudos to you, sir, and congrats on getting your page back.
nafiz.kite
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- Apr 2, 2013
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someone very special,hack of facebook account may cause dangerous harm to him.
avi619
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- Apr 1, 2012
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Great thing u did
the question is: HOW DID HE MANAGED TO GRAB THAT PAGE WHILE HE IS A CONTENT CREATOR?
as far as i know, that bug was fixed by facebook, and i tested it right now and still looks fixed, so ?
Yeah I investigated on this, some told me that it was some kind of javascript injection. Not sure exactly what happened.
IMO, make only those people CC, whom you know and can be trusted and not anyone on the internet.
hahaaaa ... Like a bossss
Rotem Guez
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- Jul 15, 2010
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I'm sorry for you
UPDATE:
So I got my page back. Here is how I got it
I contacted the hacker from another girl id on facebook, and this is what I messaged him-
It has come to my notice that you have illegally stolen the page addressed to *my page name*
I have proof of your activity and the proof that you removed *my name* from admin.
I am a california based lawyer currently working for cyber crime branch.
*My name* has asked me for help and I thereby put two options in front of you.
Either you give back the page to the owner and there will be no action taken from our side.
In case you fail to do it, we need to report this as crime activity under republic act no. 10175 proposed by phillipines govt.
This will count as cyber crime for identity theft and illegal access to data.
My facebook authorities in phillipines will have your account suspended including your twitter and 2 youtube accounts.
In case you refuse to do this you will face 3 years of jail.
While I was thinking what to write next, I got a notification that I was made the manager of my page.
That was quick
Thank you everyone for helping and showing support.
#relieved
im happy you got it back and let everyone else know what you did to get it back , may help others out in the future!
Ricky Roma
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- Sep 23, 2011
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JS cant steal session cookies since some are HTTP only, like xs and datr.
@OP have you ever pasted some text (that starts like javascript:...) in browser , which was sent to you by that guy?
silien2007
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- May 20, 2012
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This almost just happened to me - i was able to delete them as soon as they became 'manager' bastards!!!