how to proteck your facebook password

>>Fake home page: This was
the first major attack on
facebook this year. A strange link
was spread on the whole
Facebook which leads you to a
page similar to the login page
with same design as Facebook
but the URL was different. The
link attackers used were similar
to facebook.com. That means you
are giving your user id and
password to any other website
which redirects you to your
actual Facebook profile after
entering your id and password.
>>Password reset E-Mails: A
recent attack on Facebook which
sends user an e-mail to reset
your password. These e-mails
were actually sent to infect the
computer. To know more read:
>>Virus in Facebook inbox:
Again a recent attack on
Facebook. This sends profile
friends a personal message
which contains a link that re-
directs you to an infected page.
The link was actually sent by a
hacked Facebook profile. Most of
the links are now blacklisted with
Malware warnings on them.
>>Facebook used on a public
shared PC: This can be a reason
of your Hacked public profile as
well even if you logged out from
your Facebook account.
PROTECTION:
>>Never share your password
with anyone, not even with your
best friends.
>>While logging in, always check
that the login page is
facebook.com not facebookie or
anything else.
>>Never click on any link on
Facebook, specially those which
used an URL shortener unless
and until it is properly attached
with the post/message.
>>Always delete cookies and
clear the cache after using
Facebook from a public shared
computer.
>>Never left your profile logged
in, somebody can misuse it just
for fun.
>>Never ignore a warning from
official Facebook.
>>Reset your password weekly
or monthly. Reset your password
immediately in case of strange
activities.
>>Don’t download any file from
Facebook as it can’t be official.
Facebook is a social networking
site not a file sharing system.
>>Don’t delete your hacked
profile it can be recovered easily
however you may deactivate
your profile.
>>Keep your system clean from
malwares, malwares can be used
to read the password while
logging in.
>>Enter your personal details
only when it ’s asked by official
Facebook even if it’s an E-Mail,
check for it’s sender.