The best resolution would be to make sure that your primary email login information is different from that of all the websites you frequent especially Facebook.

So to summurize follow these tips from us to avoid being phished

• Check for the https:// in place of http:// in secure transaction sites check out paypals site.
• Check for the enitre domain name including the ‘http://www.’ in Google to see if it’s trusted if it is the site will have site links these are links that appear in Google a good example is phish tank usually the big Gonly gives site links to those sites that it trusts.
• Never have the same password for your email as you do the sites you use please try to get into the habit of this just for peace for mind just in case you become a victim of a phishing attack.
• Install a website phishing detector AVG Free has one built in and best of all its completely free to use and will keep you safe.
• If you find a site that you think is a phishing site add it to phish tank they will check it out then add it to their black list and inform allmajor search engines.

We hope that you find this artcile helpful in preventing you from having your account hacked.

Most sites use the technique now which not only makes the website more search engine friendly but more user friendly too go on try it!

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Facebook will look at the information you have given and dereive if you are the origianl account owner and send you your login infomation, this new process as come after a huge amount of phising as been going on related to facebook which we think is absolutely horrible.