A new Facebook clickjacking scam has an ugly twist-it takes your money. The scam looks like most other clickingjacking scams-a link in a friend’s newsfeed invite you to click a link to see a funny video, article, or slideshow. However, when you click on it you’re prompted to go through a fake “verification” system and more »

Yet another scam has hit Facebook. This one takes advantage of the widespread desire of users to have a “dislike” button in addition to the ubiquitous like button that’s become somewhat of a signature for the site. It appears in a user’s newsfeed and informs them Facebook has finally introduced a dislike button and they more »

Everyone loves Facebook. It’s fun, it’s useful, and it can be downright addicting. Thanks to its ever increasing popularity it can also be dangerous. Hackers and scammers are well aware of the large audience on Facebook and do what they can to take advantage of it. Here are a few of the ways they do so. . .