Account hacked

In the last week my sister's Facebook account was hacked, and now we can't recover it.
I'll try to explain shortly what happened.
On day she try to sign in and a message indicate that the password she've inserted was not correct. So she try to change the password with the procedure. Unfortunately also her email password was changed. Therefore I recover her email (with the help of my email), and she change the facebook password's.
The next day the same thing happened. That day the problem is that it was also changed the email address associated with her profile!
So we try the procedure to recover the account. We chose three her friends and asked them to tell us the code that they had received.
After that we received a Facebook email (at the address that was previous email address associated with her profile), that says to reply explaining the problem and attaching a copy of one valid document. We sent a picture of her ID card.
Now, after two days, we have not received any response.
We wonder what can we do to regain possession of her profile.
In addition, I note that in these days were added several contacts to her profile.
Finally, if we try to redo the procedure to recover the account a message indicates that a procedure is already in place.
What can we do?

In practice we have followed all the steps but at the moment we have not yet been answered.

Unfortunately we really cannot be dealing with a 'Third Party 'to help recover a Hacked account; can you please ask her to Register with us if she so wishes for us to help her direct?

If she does we do need to know how, if at all ,the one computer she used to access Facebook is Protected and when sher last ran full computer scans to check for any infections

Ok I'll tell her to register and reply to this topic.
In any case she is my sister. We live together. She is not an ordinary person I know.
Anyway, thank's for your reply.

Ruby wrote:Unfortunately we really cannot be dealing with a 'Third Party 'to help recover a Hacked account; can you please ask her to Register with us if she so wishes for us to help her direct?

If she does we do need to know how, if at all ,the one computer she used to access Facebook is Protected and when sher last ran full computer scans to check for any infections

My name is Alice, and I'm the owner of the hacked account.
Can you help me?

I always use a protected connection to Facebook with the htpps. Also, my computer have an updated antivirus (Avast) and a software firewall (Comodo).
Finally, few days ago, I ran a complite scan with Avast, Mallwarebytes and SpybotS&D.

alis wrote:
My name is Alice, and I'm the owner of the hacked account.
Can you help me?

Lets see if we can shall we?

Finally, few days ago, I ran a complite scan with Avast, Mallwarebytes and SpybotS&D.

Do you have any of the reports from those scans saved?

If so can you let us see them please?

Ruby wrote:
Lets see if we can shall we?

How can I prove that I'm really?

Ruby wrote:
Do you have any of the reports from those scans saved?

If so can you let us see them please?

Unfortunately I have not saved any reports. But I can ensure you that was found no infection and no threat.
I really think the problem is not on my computer.

What can I do? The Facebook team still does not respond!!

The concern is that, as you say, even your email account has been compromised so ,to help us see if anything is on there please run this more thorough scan


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Please do note that it is really pointless to try to get you back into Facebook until we can be as sure as possible that that computer is not infected!!

Ok, I had a scan with SuperAntySpyware.
As I thought, no strange infection was found.
I send to you a private message with the scan result.

Now what can I really do to get back my account??

alis wrote:Ok, I had a scan with SuperAntySpyware.
As I thought, no strange infection was found.
I send to you a private message with the scan result.

You do not have the ability to send PMs so please give us the report in this thread as per the above instructions

Now what can I really do to get back my account??

Please also run this scan and post the report when done


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Thanks !!

This is the report of SuperAntySpyware:

SUPERAntiSpyware Scan Log


Generated 02/26/2012 at 12:03 PM

Application Version : 5.0.1144

Core Rules Database Version : 8279
Trace Rules Database Version: 6091

Scan type : Complete Scan
Total Scan Time : 01:42:05

Operating System Information
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, Service Pack 1 (Build 6.01.7601)
UAC Off - Limited User

Memory items scanned : 325
Memory threats detected : 0
Registry items scanned : 68573
Registry threats detected : 0
File items scanned : 123798
File threats detected : 2

Trojan.Agent/CDesc[Generic]
C:\USERS\LUCA\DOCUMENTS\LUCA\UNI\2° ANNO\CALCOLATORI A\FASM\EXAMPLES\MINIPAD\MINIPAD.EXE
C:\USERS\LUCA\DOCUMENTS\LUCA\UNI\2° ANNO\CALCOLATORI A\FASM\FASMW.EXE

Ruby wrote:
Please also run this scan and post the report when done

Malwarebytes Feb 2012

As I've said:

alis wrote:
Finally, few days ago, I ran a complite scan with Avast, Mallwarebytes and SpybotS&D.

I've already make a full scan with Malwarebytes and I had no infection.

My computer is not infected! What can I do now??

Please also run the Malwarebytes scan as requested as the above report of Superantispyware does appear to demonstrate an infection on that computer;thanks !!

As I told you, my computer is not infected!!

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.60.1.1000

Database version: v2012.02.27.04

Windows 7 Service Pack 1 x64 NTFS (Safe Mode)
Internet Explorer 9.0.8112.16421
AliAli :: PCLUCA [limited]

27/02/2012 20:03:32
mbam-log-2012-02-27 (20-03-32).txt

Scan type: Quick scan
Scan options enabled: Memory | Startup | Registry | File System | Heuristics/Extra | Heuristics/Shuriken | PUP | PUM
Scan options disabled: P2P
Objects scanned: 161842
Time elapsed: 4 minute(s), 47 second(s)

Memory Processes Detected: 0
(No malicious items detected)

Memory Modules Detected: 0
(No malicious items detected)

Registry Keys Detected: 0
(No malicious items detected)

Registry Values Detected: 0
(No malicious items detected)

Registry Data Items Detected: 0
(No malicious items detected)

Folders Detected: 0
(No malicious items detected)

Files Detected: 0
(No malicious items detected)

(end)

Now, what can I really do to get back my account??
Please remember my original question. The problem is not my computer.
I follow the Facebook procedure but still haven't any response.

alis wrote:This is the report of SuperAntySpyware:

SUPERAntiSpyware Scan Log


Generated 02/26/2012 at 12:03 PM

Application Version : 5.0.1144

Core Rules Database Version : 8279
Trace Rules Database Version: 6091

Scan type : Complete Scan
Total Scan Time : 01:42:05

Operating System Information
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, Service Pack 1 (Build 6.01.7601)
UAC Off - Limited User

Memory items scanned : 325
Memory threats detected : 0
Registry items scanned : 68573
Registry threats detected : 0
File items scanned : 123798
File threats detected : 2

Trojan.Agent/CDesc[Generic]
C:\USERS\LUCA\DOCUMENTS\LUCA\UNI\2° ANNO\CALCOLATORI A\FASM\EXAMPLES\MINIPAD\MINIPAD.EXE
C:\USERS\LUCA\DOCUMENTS\LUCA\UNI\2° ANNO\CALCOLATORI A\FASM\FASMW.EXE

My computer is not infected! What can I do now??

As I told you, my computer is not infected!!

If so then please tell us what you think these two highlighted lines in your report refer to ?


Thanks ..

It is a false positive. It's an old Assembler compiler used by my brother. (FASM stand for FastAssembler - fastassembler.net)
But if you say so, I delete the entire folder.

Now, what can I do???
I want back my Facebook account!!!!!!!

Who else apart from you uses this machine please?

Or has access to it?

No one else. From several months the computer is only mine.

From several months the computer is only mine.

what do you mean by this please? Did someone own the computer before you got use it before you got it ?



[quote] the last week my account was hacked, and now we can't recover it.
I'll try to explain shortly what happened.
On day she try to sign in and a message indicate that the password she've inserted was not correct. So she try to change the password with the

procedure.

With what procedure please?

Unfortunately also her email password was changed.

How did you know this?

Therefore I recover her email (with the help of my email),

Hod did you and your friend do this please?

and she change the facebook password's.

So you have been able to log into Facebook after that lot ?

The next day the same thing happened. That day the problem is that it was also changed the email address associated with her profile!

What did you do with the email you would have had from Facebook about this please?

So we try the procedure to recover the account. We chose three her friends and asked them to tell us the code that they had received.
After that we received a Facebook email (at the address that was previous email address associated with her profile), that says to reply explaining the problem and attaching a copy of one valid document. We sent a picture of her ID card.
Now, after two days, we have not received any response.
We wonder what can we do to regain possession of her profile.
In addition, I note that in these days were added several contacts to her profile.
Finally, if we try to redo the procedure to recover the account a message indicates that a procedure is already in place.
What can we do?

In practice we have followed all the steps but at the moment we have not yet been answered.

You will need to wait for Facebook to get back to you but I think you have a compromised computer as some one who should not know the information about your Facebook account does know it

Although the scans so far run appear to be 'clear' it may be prudent to get your computer checked out on one of the specialist forums as, if you are running a computer that is compromised then all attempts to get you back into Facebook will be really wasted


Someone who should not be able to has accessed your email account and changed its password, probably twice ......does that not worry you or give to something to be concerned about ?

Of interest, how do you connect to the internet?

Do you leave the computer on and linked to the internet when you are not using it or do you shut it down completley and turn it off?


Do you have your own personal log into the computer or is it capable of letting anyone use it ?


Also; do you do any P2P File- sharing on that computer and which programs do you use please?