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I was facing same issue but i found the solution. At start be sure your instagram account should business account or Creator account. And then link it with facebook from Facebook web.Error only come when we use our personal account instead of Creator or Business.

Finally solved it. Here is what I did to accomplish it.I' not using business manager. The problem I was facing because my facebook account was not properly connected to instagram account. I thought I created instagram account with my facebook account so they were connected somehow. It was not the issues. Switching instagram account to business won't work. You need to connect your instagram account to your facebook business page.

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What worked for me was:I went to Meta Business Suite site through my facebook page. I found my insta and facebook page were not linked even though I did connected it during insta setup.Though here I found the option to link my instagram account and it worked for me and I got the expected result.

The issue is, I think, that someone in Australia has gotten access to an old defunct Australian number attached to my Facebook account. They are now using this number to obtain account recovery codes. These codes will make you choose a new password, then lead you to the account, which is locked. So, it is possible for the hacker to change my password, while still being locked out of my account (just like me).

a few weeks ago my rockstar account got hacked and the email was changed so my account got stolen. The hacker then promptly proceeded to create a new account on my email and so I was stuck with a new account that had nothing on it.

My account got hacked at 3am this morning, the hacker replaced my e-mail with theirs, and when I attempted to "secure" my account, it prompted me to enter a 6 digit code generated by "Code Generator", because that was what the hacker updated my user preferences to for two-factor authentication. I looked it up and this is something from the facebook mobile app. However, I can't login on the facebook mobile app either, so I have no way of obtaining this code. I had previously enabled two-factor authentication on my account, but for it to send SMS texts to my phone number. I had texts with the codes from when the hacker accessed my account

I've gone the route of verifying through my drivers license/ID, but not sure how long it will take for that to go through, it's already been 6 hours. I e-mailed the security@facebookmail.com account, and no response either. I also got my "trusted contacts" to send me codes, but after I changed my password through that route I got a "you can't access that from here" message.

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but if i were you

i would try to get access to their whatsapp as most people chat on whatsapp not on facebook anymore

(sending a malicious file for example and put their number in whatsapp

when whatsapp sends the code to them drop_sms and put the code on your phone and you have access)

this method isn't recommended as the victim will know that he got hacked

but if you embed the code in an original apk file for example and seal it

they won't know that it was you as your file wasn't suspicious

and to be more secure i suggest to use persistence

that lets you use the "payload" multiple days later even if they have turned off their phone for example.

that means you can send the file and wait a couple of days until you use their whatsapp

this way they would have 0 suspicion that it was you.

and hopefully you will have enough time to copy all their whatsapp messages before they reclaim their whatsapp account.

if you have anymore questions feel free to ask and i will reply.

From there, things only got worse. Hogue requested a password reset email, but it was sent to an address belonging to the hacker. The criminals also changed the phone number associated with her account.

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If a hacker has changed your Facebook account password and the associated email, you might think all hope is lost. However, there are still ways to retrieve your Facebook account. Even if the hacker has added a Two-Factor Authenticator or your account has been disabled, you can still recover your Facebook profile.

Chris Loizos was locked out of his account after a hacker got in. Because the hacker changed the email address tied to his profile, Loizos has no way to reset the password and get back in. And try as he might, he cannot connect with an actual human being at Facebook to help him get back in.

Hacking services are among the most attractive commodities in the underground market, it is possible to hire a hacker to request a "realistic" penetration test, or to pay to take over a Gmail or Facebook account for cyber espionage purpose.

While it may seem obvious, the best way to avoid a breach, or minimize the impact if your Facebook account is hacked, is to stay aware of your account. Keep track of the contact information on the account, the devices authorized for the account, the applications and third-party sites that you use with your Facebook account, messages and friend requests, and any other information that may be targeted by a hacker.

If you use the same password across multiple platforms, one breach could turn into several, as one compromised password can affect multiple accounts. By using different passwords, and changing them regularly, not only is it harder for hackers to access your accounts, but that can also keep you safer from data breaches, rendering old data no longer relevant to your accounts.

Facebook offers the option for you to utilize two-factor authentication, which means you will have to verify account logins on multiple devices. Thus, hackers attempting to access your account will not be able to without access to your phone or authentication app.

The thought of a hacker accessing your Facebook account can be scary, but there are steps you can take to secure your account and do what you can to prevent this from happening. As more of our lives move online, it is vital to protect your information and keep your online security a priority.

With its second appearance on this list is LinkedIn, this time in reference to a breach it suffered in 2012 when it announced that 6.5 million unassociated passwords (unsalted SHA-1 hashes) had been stolen by attackers and posted onto a Russian hacker forum. However, it wasn't until 2016 that the full extent of the incident was revealed. The same hacker selling MySpace's data was found to be offering the email addresses and passwords of around 165 million LinkedIn users for just 5 bitcoins (around $2,000 at the time). LinkedIn acknowledged that it had been made aware of the breach, and said it had reset the passwords of affected accounts.

In early October 2013, Adobe reported that hackers had stolen almost three million encrypted customer credit card records and login data for an undetermined number of user accounts. Days later, Adobe increased that estimate to include IDs and encrypted passwords for 38 million "active users." Security blogger Brian Krebs then reported that a file posted just days earlier "appears to include more than 150 million username and hashed password pairs taken from Adobe." Weeks of research showed that the hack had also exposed customer names, password, and debit and credit card information. An agreement in August 2015 called for Adobe to pay $1.1 million in legal fees and an undisclosed amount to users to settle claims of violating the Customer Records Act and unfair business practices. In November 2016, the amount paid to customers was reported to be $1 million.

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