www.CrushVids.com is a Phishing or Fake Facebook Website

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Posted: Sep. 26, 2013 2013-09-26T09:03:25
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The website "www.CrushVids.com" is a phishing or fake Facebook website. The website was designed to steal your Facebook user name and password, by taking you to a fake Facebook login page and asking you to sign in. If you asked to click on a link to this website to sign into your Facebook account, please do not.

If you receive any Facebook post, Tweet (Twitter), or an email with the message: "Hey guys skip to 1:26 i seen u in thiss viddeoo searchh ur name on –>www .CrushVids.com", please do not go to the website address in the post or message.

Going to the website www.CrushVids.com, will take you to the Facebook phishing web site: www.fiziboukzz.com or www.fizibookzs.com.

If you enter your Facebook user name and password on this bogus web page it will be sent to the hackers or scammers behind this phishing web page. With access to your Facebook account, these cybercriminal criminals will use your Facebook account to send spam, malicious content or links to all your Facebook friends.

Now, if you have already entered your Facebook credentials on this phishing Facebook web page, please change your Facebook password right now. You can click here to change it.

So, never click on a link to sign into your Facebook account. Always go directly to facebook.com by typing the website name "www.facebook.com" in your web browser address bar and pressing the "Enter" key or "Go" button.

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October 30, 2013 at 10:21 PM by info
It seems your friend's Facebook account may have been compromised. He/she may have installed a malicious Facebook application that is sending these message from his/her account. Ask your friend to change his/her Facebook password and remove unknown applications from his/her account.
For information about removing a Facebook application, <a href="/article/2013/1/7/easily-delete-or-remove-facebook-applications/" target="_blank">please click here</a>.
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October 30, 2013 at 9:48 PM by an anonymous user from: Milan, Tennessee, United States
My friend kendle is who is telling me to go to this site. why would she dp that?
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