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1. #BLACKHOLE DEVNULL.FACEBOOK.COM LOGIN HOW TO#
2. #BLACKHOLE DEVNULL.FACEBOOK.COM LOGIN SOFTWARE#
3. #BLACKHOLE DEVNULL.FACEBOOK.COM LOGIN PASSWORD#

To switch, simply click on make primary here. If you want, you can also remove email addresses from the account, but not the primary for obvious reasons. You can add another email address here as well in case you only have one registered with Facebook.

#BLACKHOLE DEVNULL.FACEBOOK.COM LOGIN PASSWORD#

Here you need to enter your password for the site again before you are presented with a menu where you can change your primary Facebook email address to another registered address. You now need to load the following web page on Facebook. Update: Things have changed over at Facebook a bit. Please note that you can use all emails as the log in username, and if you do not have access to one of the emails, I'd suggest you click on remove next to it to delete it from your account. It is this email that will receive all the notifications that you receive from Facebook. Once you have at least two, you see a selection menu on the general account settings page that allows you to switch to another email. The first thing that you need to understand is that you need to have at least two email addresses added to your account before you can switch the primary address. Update: Facebook has modified the general account settings page and thus the process to change your primary email on the social networking site. You need to confirm the removal of email addresses with your password. You can use the Remove links next to all emails but the primary email to delete it from the account. The selected email should now be displayed as the primary email on Facebook. A click on Change Contact Email opens the password prompt again where you need to enter the Facebook password again to confirm the change. You need to go back to Settings > Email to select the new email address under Contact Email. New emails that you add and confirm are not added as the primary email by default. Your primary email address is listed on that screen. Locate Email under the Settings tab (which is the default tab) and click the Change link on the right of the preference. Click on Account and then on Account Setting under the Context Menu. Sign in as usual and locate the Account link at the top right corner of the screen. You can only change your email address on Facebook if you can still log in on Facebook. If you do not have access to your primary email anymore you will not receive those notifications and communication, unless you change it on Facebook. can anybody know what is this Press J to jump to the feed. The primary email is used for all communications, for instance notifications that someone messaged you or that a user logged in with your account from another computer. what is 'blackhole-101757 ', this thing added to my facebook. This becomes your primary email address on Facebook. When you sign up on Facebook you have to enter an email address. While it could be all the same person sending me emails from all of their accounts, I'd say it is still worth an article.

#BLACKHOLE DEVNULL.FACEBOOK.COM LOGIN HOW TO#

If you don’t take the right steps to protect your computer, one day a cybercriminal might find the right social engineering trick to dupe you into making a bad decision or visit a dangerous website.įollow on Twitter for the latest computer security news.I just received a handful of emails from different individuals who all wanted to know how to change their primary Facebook email address.

#BLACKHOLE DEVNULL.FACEBOOK.COM LOGIN SOFTWARE#

Obviously, it’s also very important to run up-to-date anti-virus software and keep your computers patched against the latest vulnerabilities. You would have been protected from this threat if you had kept your wits about you.Įven if you didn’t notice that “Faceb00k” was spelt incorrectly, you could have seen by hovering your mouse over the link that it wasn’t going to take you directly to the genuine Facebook website. Please remember to always be on your guard.

There is no suggestion that the owner of this Facebook page is in anyway related to the malware attack.

You may not notice, however, as the cybercriminals have redirected your web browser to a Facebook page which acts as a smokescreen to the attack. Within seconds, your computer will find itself put at risk of malware infection via the notorious Blackhole exploit kit. Of course, if you were alert you would hopefully notice that whoever sent out the emails has done a pretty poor job at disguising the message as though it were really from Facebook – take a look at that From: address for there is always the danger that some computer users will be tricked into clicking on the link.Īnd if you do make the mistake of clicking to find out more you will not be taken to the real Facebook site, but instead your browser will visit a website hosting a malicious iFrame script detected by Sophos as Mal/Iframe-W. Reply to this email to comment on this post.

Facebook users are warned to be on their guard against unsolicited emails they might receive suggesting that someone has left an offensive comment about them on their wall.