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Facebook <security@facebookmail.com>
We received a request to reset your Facebook password.
Enter the following password reset code: xxxxxxxx
Alternatively, you can directly change your password.
Didn't request this change?
If you didn't request a new password, let us know.
(with 'let us know' linked)
google says security@facebookmail.com is legit from facebook.
i have a yahoo acct and when you mouseover the title of the email, it gives the real reply email addr which was still security@facebookmail.com.
but when i look in my facebook acct's settings, there's an option to see emails sent to me from facebook.
it said none in the past 2 weeks.
this is the 2nd email i received from security@facebookmail.com in the past 2 days.
pretty good spoof.
besides the spoofed email addr, when you mouse over the links it says:
The <change password link> directs to facebook.com/n/?recover...
and 'let us know' links to facebook.com/login/recover...
wonder how they did it?
We received a request to reset your Facebook password.
Enter the following password reset code: xxxxxxxx
Alternatively, you can directly change your password.
<change password link> |
Didn't request this change?
If you didn't request a new password, let us know.
(with 'let us know' linked)
google says security@facebookmail.com is legit from facebook.
i have a yahoo acct and when you mouseover the title of the email, it gives the real reply email addr which was still security@facebookmail.com.
but when i look in my facebook acct's settings, there's an option to see emails sent to me from facebook.
it said none in the past 2 weeks.
this is the 2nd email i received from security@facebookmail.com in the past 2 days.
pretty good spoof.
besides the spoofed email addr, when you mouse over the links it says:
The <change password link> directs to facebook.com/n/?recover...
and 'let us know' links to facebook.com/login/recover...
wonder how they did it?
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