November 16, 2011
Updated Nov 16, 2011 at 6:46 PM EDT
INTERNET (Indiana’s NewsCenter) - Facebook is warning its users of a recent wave of spam.
The recent wave of spam is flooding Facebook users' pages with graphic photos depicting sex and violence.
The social networking site says no user data or accounts have been compromised and that most of the spam caused by the attack has been eliminated.
Facebook is warning users to never cut and paste unknown code into a browser's address bar as well as to report any suspicious content.
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