Hi everyone,

Basically the title. I had a Facebook account that had enabled 2FA, email notifications and a strong password.I am not aware for any of my devices to be compromised.

On the 7th of January, I received a notification from Facebook that my account has been suspended due to violating community guidelines.

I initially thought it was mistake, but I am currently looking at the logs and I can see two sessions being initiated on the night of 6th, one from New York, the other from China.

And I am baffled, unless my devices/PC has been compromised (which I scanned and they don’t seem to be), how in the world did someone created a session like this. Furthermore without triggering 2FA or even an email warning for suspicious activity.

Does anyone has any ideas, I am very curious on how that has been achieved?

Hi everyone,

Basically the title. I had a Facebook account that had enabled 2FA, email notifications and a strong password.I am not aware for any of my devices to be compromised.

On the 7th of January, I received a notification from Facebook that my account has been suspended due to violating community guidelines.

I initially thought it was mistake, but I am currently looking at the logs and I can see two sessions being initiated on the night of 6th, one from New York, the other from China.

And I am baffled, unless my devices/PC has been compromised (which I scanned and they don’t seem to be), how in the world did someone created a session like this. Furthermore without triggering 2FA or even an email warning for suspicious activity.

Does anyone has any ideas, I am very curious on how that has been achieved?

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