Google has removed 25 malicious apps from the Google Play Store after the French cybersecurity firm Evina discovered they contained Facebook-hacking malware. That means it’s time once again to check ...

If you've seen unusual activity on your Facebook account, your account may have been compromised. Either hackers have gotten into your account to access your personal information, or scammers have ...

A Facebook scam that has been circulating for years seems to be making a comeback. And if you fall for it, you’ll have your Facebook login info stolen by the scammers, who can then hack your account ...

Facebook accounts are under attack as bad actors “try to steal your login information or to infect your device with malware.” And when bad actors “take control over an account or device,” they may ...

A Facebook login page may be fake, like a passport or a dollar bill. Fraudsters have intensified their attacks on user accounts and are making their methods more sophisticated. Find out what you need ...

Facebook allows you to reset the password used on your personal account, as well as for logging in to your Facebook Pages, such as the page for your company. The password reset process sends an email ...

The issue could be faulty cookies and cache, incorrect login data, harmful extensions, Facebook server problems, and Facebook permissions. To isolate the cases, try opening Facebook in a different ...