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The gist of the issue is that even if you set your personal friends list to be private, that doesn't exclude your friendship from showing up on your friend's newsfeed, on a list of mutual friends, or as Facebook puts it in a reminder in its settings, "If people can see your friendship on another timeline, they'll be able to see it in news feed, search and other places on Facebook."

Priel claims that using Facebook Graph Search you can tap into this Mutual Friends list even without being friends with either user. So if you go to =ChrisHughes, you will see a list of Mark Zuckerberg and Chris Hughes' mutual friends, even if you aren't friends with either user, and despite the fact that Zuckerberg's friends list is private (Hughes' list is public, which is why this works).

You can reconstruct this hack yourself by looking through Facebook Graph Search for potential friends of a user with a private friends list. So for Zuckerberg, you could search "People that work at Facebook and live in the United States," which would produce Chris Hughes as a result. You then plug in the likely friend with a public friends list into the the Mutual Friends URL.

Whether you're a celebrity or someone with something to hide, Facebook allows you to keep your "friends list" private so you can protect the identities of your Facebook friends. But it only kind of protects them.

There's a simple Facebook hack that lets you unravel entire networks of people as you navigate around a user's "private" friends list. However, I must warn you, the easy way to do this will take a long time to complete, and the fastest way to do this requires a bit of programming knowledge. Sounds a little counterintuitive, I know.

According to Facebook, every user gets to decide what is and isn't visible to their friends. If you decide to make your friends list private, great. However, that doesn't mean that you are private on your friends' friends list.

As you can imagine, a good number of high profile figures and celebrities have set their friends list to private. For our purposes, we'll use an easily accessible celebrity who we know has a personal Facebook account (and not just a "Page")... Mark Zuckerberg.

Zuckerberg's friends list is set to private, and for good reason. However, to run this hack, we're going to need to find at least one friend of his who has a public friends list so that we can look at their mutual friends.

Using Facebook's Graph Search feature, we can type something in along the lines of "People who work at Facebook and live in Palo Alto, California," and then get a list of likely friends of Zuckerberg.

Being the VP of Advertising & Pages at Facebook is important, so there's a good chance the user Andrew Bosworth is friends with Zuckerberg, and since his friends list is public, he makes a perfect candidate for our hack. To verify Mark is his friend, just search his friends list.

CyberInt's Shay Priel has automated this whole process using his open-source code available on GitHub. Dubbed "Facebook Hidden Friend Crawler," the Python script is for educational purposes only and will weave through the individual's mutual friends, of mutual friends, of mutual friends, etc., until it compiles a complete list.

False warnings about hackers invading Facebook accounts have been shared since at least 2011. Some of them involve insulting messages that are purportedly posted to the walls of friends of the rightful owners of those accounts. The copy-and-paste text appears in varying forms in emails and social media posts. For example, this variation from 2021 claimed that a "new hack on Facebook" aimed to "hurt and offend" friends:

WARNING EVERYBODY: New hackers on Facebook and what they write is aggression from you and it's insulting. It's really nasty and it appears to come from you. You do not see it, but your friends do. One result of this can be that you will be deleted on your friends list. I just want to say, if you get something that is offensive, malicious, vulgar, etc., it is ABSOLUTELY NOT from me! Copy this and let your friends know. If you get anything like this from me, please tell me and report it immediately to Facebook. Apparently it can come in messages too. Everyone knows me and knows how I am, so please don't be fooled! PLEASE do NOT share! "COPY AND PASTE" ONLY!

Facebook accounts can be retooled by hackers to issue missives their actual owners would never send. The posting of derogatory notes on friends' walls is one example. However, the mechanism whereby malcontents gain such control is one of social engineering rather than computer wizardry. There is no special programming trick the ill-intentioned master that allows them to seize control of social media accounts. Further, there is no way for a "new hack on Facebook" to randomly access personal accounts to use them to send insulting and/or sexual messages in others' names. (So-called Facebook "pirates" might have been able to achieve a similar effect. However, they did so by creating new accounts that impersonate existing accounts, not by "hacking" into the latter.)

In sum, security-conscious users need not worry about a "new hack on Facebook" that might hurt, offend, or insult friends. "Hackers" will not suddenly seize control of Facebook accounts. In order for an account to be "hacked," users would have to actively do something to open the door and allow hijackers to access their accounts.

Don't want anyone on Facebook or any abusing population to see your friend list?There are simple tricks by which one can simply hack on anyone's friend list, whether or not you friendslist is private.

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You need to have at least one mutual friend to try this hack. Conditions apply: This hack might not show the complete friend list of your friend, but will only show the common friends between your mutual friend and the person whose friend list you want to hack.

My account was hacked several weeks ago. The person was able to change my email address to his and he changed my name on my facebook profile and made it his name. All of my friends can see his name under my picture and it is creepy. I tried to report this with no help. I created a new page and now that has been disabled. I know it is tied to the hacking. How can I get around this?

Open Facebook and use the Search function (upper-left corner of the screen) to find the original Facebook profile you suspect was duplicated. You can also find the original account on your Facebook friends list.

You can also report a hacked account to Facebook using the facebook.com/hacked link. Simply follow the on-screen instructions to give Facebook an overview of your situation and report the suspicious activity. If the cloned account has blocked you, you can ask your friends on Facebook to follow the same procedure and report it to Facebook.

To do that, go to your Facebook account settings and follow the path Settings > Privacy > How people can find and contact you > Who can see your friends list? On the right side, select Edit and choose one of the options from the drop-down menu. If you want to make your friends list private, select Only me.

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The tool automates the attack methodology described above (apart from the last recursive phase). It first creates a Related List of users, and in the second phase, searches through this list to find mutual friends, resulting in an output file with a complete friends list.

Now here is the catch, any person on Facebook having at least one mutual friend with you, may be able to see large part of your hidden Friends list along with the mutual friends. You can achieve this by modifying client requests and lot of trial & error attempts. This will take a lot of time.

You may have noticed the new Facebook Chat Sidebar when you logged in to Facebook recently. The list of friends displayed in this sidebar is supposed to be the friends you interact with most. (A few friends and I are finding that the relevancy of the friends in this display is not that accurate!)

People can hack your account and distribute your personal information or send spam messages that lead to the hacking of friends as well. Some scammers might even send fake coronavirus maps to your friends list to infect their devices with malware. Tap or click here for coronavirus scam and phishing attacks.

The device list tells you where the computer, tablet, phone or other gadget is physically located and the last time your Facebook account was active on it. Do you see unusual locations or unfamiliar device types? That can be a sign of a hacking.

Facebook has a Watch Party feature so that you and your friends can watch videos together on the app. It's easy to use and you can add videos to watch or select from different videos and playlists that Facebook recommends.

You can create groups within your list of friends, enabling you to filter between what everyone is talking about in your News feed. For instance, you may want to see what everyone from work is sharing or just your friends from home. Facebook creates lists of friends by default based on common affiliation, but you can create them too. It's like individual News feeds within Facebook for you to browse.

So you'll see a long list of folks that are your friends, and a few people who you could add as friends, but that you were obviously friends with before or they wouldn't have commented on the photo. It'll look kinda like this: 2b1af7f3a8