Détection d'Arnaques Facebook
Détectez les faux e-mails, messages et sites web Facebook. Notre scanner par IA identifie instantanément les tentatives d'usurpation de Facebook.
Official Facebook Domains
Genuine Facebook communications come from these domains. Anything else is suspicious.
Arnaques Courantes Facebook
Facebook Account Disabled Notice
Messages claiming your Facebook page or account will be disabled for violating community standards, with a link to "appeal" that steals your login.
Facebook Marketplace Fraud
Fake buyers or sellers on Marketplace using stolen payment methods, requesting deposits, or sending fake payment confirmations.
"Is This You?" Video Link Scam
Messages from compromised friends asking "Is this you in this video?" with a link that leads to a phishing page or malware.
Facebook Copyright Violation Warning
Emails or page messages claiming copyright infringement, urging you to click a link to avoid account deletion, which steals your credentials.
Fake Facebook Ad Credits / Verification
Phishing emails offering free ad credits or requesting business verification through fraudulent links to steal Business Manager access.
Comment Repérer un Faux Message Facebook
- Legitimate Facebook emails come from @facebookmail.com. Check Settings > Security for recent email history.
- Facebook will never ask for your password via email or Messenger.
- Verify account alerts by visiting facebook.com/settings directly.
- On Marketplace, never pay via wire transfer, gift cards, or outside the platform.
- Enable two-factor authentication in Settings > Security and Login.
- Report phishing to phish@fb.com or use the in-app report feature.
Report Facebook Scams
If you have received a suspicious message impersonating Facebook, report it directly to Facebook so they can take action and protect others.
Official Facebook Fraud Reporting Page