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Aug 19, 2018 · Go to your Facebook account, change your login email, and change your password. Inform Facebook of the exploit and disavow the password reset using only Facebook’s own Help Center. Done! The password reset exploit was last seen around March 2010. That time, the exploit was a straight fake email containing a downloadable keylogger or virus.

Alternatively, go on Facebook and request a password change and see how the received email differs from the ones you just got. Then add that information in your question. Thanks!

Aug 02, 2013 · Facebook lets you send a password reset email using either your email or your username, with no additional information. After they enter that, if you have your Facebook locked down properly, it will just say "[email protected], Facebook User", so there is no real indication that it …

Facebook doesn't randomly generate password reset emails. There are two possibilities here: 1. Someone is manually entering your Facebook-associated email or username in the login field and then clicking to request a password reset email. They co...