I Received An Email Stating That Someone Had Tried To Log On To My Account In Po

and. It wasn't me. I was advised to change my password. I did that. Was it really facebook who notified me or was it a hacker and if so what should I do? I already changed my password.

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Answer #1: Posted by FlamingPanda on March 9th, 2012 4:17 PM

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It was probably facebook.
A real hacker would just use your facebook without asking you to change the password.

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