Facebook Page Hacks are on the Rise
Nothing is scarier than losing access to a Facebook page you spent years building. Hackers use phishing emails, fake sponsorship offers, and malicious apps to steal admin access from unsuspecting creators. In Bangladesh, page hijacking has become extremely common.
In this guide, we show you how to secure your Facebook page, recognize scams, and recover your page if it gets hacked.
1. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
This is mandatory. Enable 2FA on your personal Facebook account. Use an authenticator app (like Google Authenticator) rather than SMS, as SMS can be hijacked via SIM-swapping.
2. Never Click Sponsorship Links in Emails
Hackers send fake emails offering ৳50,000 sponsorships to review software. They send a zip file containing malware. Once opened, it steals browser cookies and locks you out of your account. Verify sender addresses carefully.
3. Use Facebook Business Manager
Claim ownership of your page through Facebook Business Manager. This adds an extra security layer and prevents admins from being removed by unauthorized users.
Conclusion
Protect your digital assets. Secure your accounts, use strong passwords, and never click unknown links. Monitor your page health regularly with our Profile Health Audit tool.