Facebook Hacked

Hello everyone,

I had my facebook account hacked a couple of days ago. I was able to get it back to change the password..I even deleted unknown apps. But I wanted to know who the hacker was because he spoke with a few friends and harrased them, and he seemed to know specific things about them, which means it's someone I know.

I downloaded my data archive, and managed to get the IP address, but when I traced it it was the IP of the ISP.
So is there anyway I could use that IP to know who the real person is?

Thanks, and sorry if the thread should be in a different topic.

More than likely you would need a court order and a lawyer in order to try and convince the ISP to search their logs, find out which of their accounts was using that particular IP address at the time and then release that information to you.

Note that even with this information it doesn't necessarily mean that the account holder themselves was the one actually using that IP address at the time. It could have been someone else that was using the account owners network -- legally or illegally -- to access the internet and then hack into your Facebook account. (These days it's fairly easy to drive around and find open WiFi networks).

Fact is, just because you have the ISP number, the courts would most likely throw it out as you can not prove who at that number actually did it.
RIAA has been shot down by the courts lately on those grounds.

is it possible to hack facebook

What do you mean hack Facebook? The company or the individual accounts?

Poor passwords gets a lot of Facebook accounts hacked'
Where i check out my password strength
https://www.grc.com/haystack.htm

I watch the " Massive Cracking Array Scenario: "

Grc now that is website I haven't heard for a longtime one of the old websites. I was going to write a long e-mail about security of passwords, but I didn't know the O/P understanding I didn't want to preach to the converted lol.

Facebook hacked:eek:sounds starnge....

Use a stronger password that mixes lower case & upper case letters, numbers, and symbols even. And try to change the password every month or every other month. It may seem like a lot, but it keeps your account safe.

Yeah, we all should keep in mind how important it is to have a very secure password.

Remembering long passwords is always such a challenge for me :( There are things like password generators (which you would then change slightly) and password managers to help. Also, there's some useful info in this article, as it covers the process of having your own password strategy, which may help in remembering them :) It says:

"Say that your master password is G5w.&$;(9b.B and you want to create a password to use on Ebay. You could use the first and last letter of the company, which in Ebay’s case would be e and a, and place them at the end and third to last spot of the master password. Using a number to denote the length of the company’s name is also a convenient tactic. So for Ebay the password would be 4G5w.&$;(9bE.Ba and a further example would be PayPal: 6G5w.&$;(9bP.By."

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Originally Posted by EriTay

Yeah, we all should keep in mind how important it is to have a very secure password.

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i agree with you

Can anybody tell me the process??how to hack someone's id on fb?

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Originally Posted by DhruvSingh7278

Can anybody tell me the process??how to hack someone's id on fb?

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