Checking on your Facebook app permissions is easy:

1. Visit Facebook. Click on the drop-down next to your name and select “Privacy Settings.”
2. Scroll down to “Apps and Websites” and click “Edit Settings.”
3.Under “Apps You Use,” click “Edit Settings” to get to your application settings.
4.Click the X next to each old application that you no longer use, or click “edit” to more closely examine that app’s permissions to your Facebook account, what the app can do, what data it collects, and more. Then decide if you want to keep the app associated with your account.

Once you’ve finished removing or updating the apps associated with your account, click back to double check the “How People Bring Your Info to Apps They Use” section, and make sure that the apps your friends sign up for and use don’t have access to more information about you than you’d like. We’d suggest unchecking everything in that section. Finally, you might consider bypassing social reader apps so everything you read or watch on connected sites isn’t automatically published to your timeline.

Checking up your Facebook app permissions isn’t something most people think to do—and even if you’re the type who says “I don’t play Facebook games,” or “I don’t sign up for any of that stuff,” you may still have a few stray web services you’ve connected to Facebook for login purposes or other accounts in there from a long time ago. It’ll only take a few minutes, and your privacy will thank you.

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• S.H.!.T = Sorry honey its Tuesday
• Tuesdays are just Mondays in disguise.
• Tuesday. That vicious little day that hides between the obscenity of Monday and the taunting hopes of Wednesday.

• Tuesdays are just Mondays’ leftover CRAP!

• Tuesday, it’s just Monday twice…

• Tuesday: you’re better than Monday but you still svck

• please, be Friday, please be Friday!!! Are you serious its only Tuesday??

• Dear Tuesday: The only reason I like you better than Monday is because you’re closer to Friday so don’t be TOO proud of yourself…

• Today is the first day of the last day of the rest of your life, or the last day of the first of..forget it, its Tuesday and nothing ever happens on Tuesday..

• woke up this morning thinking ‘thank God it’s Friday’, only to realize it’s only TUESDAY. Bummer or what?!

• Tuesday is nothing more than a cheap, wanna be Monday.

• Tuesday down, Wednesday on deck, Thursday to load the bases and Friday to clean up!

• Hey Tuesday !!/Take That!!! ┌П┐(◕‿◕) ┌П┐

• Tuesday! You’re the sloppy seconds of Monday! Not really good for anything! What hole did you crawl out of? Tormenting me, with yet another week day!! Just go!!

• Tuesday a.k.a. 2s day – the day you have to do twice as much to finish what didn’t get done on Monday on you mark, get, set, GO!!!

• Hello Tuesday, Please be kind to me. Monday was a rude jerk who should be slapped!

• Welcome to “Ticked Off Tuesday”. Today’s special is b!tchy, sarcastic attitude, with a side order of I don’t give a d@mn. Enjoy! lol

• Hello, Tuesday.~~~~~~ Be good to me.

• All I can say about Tuesday… it better behave itself. If it starts acting like a Monday.. we are going to be fighting!

• Tuesday…the worst day of the week…Monday you can celebrate to p!ss people off, Wednesday is hump day, Thursday is almost Friday and Friday is Friday

• Dear Tuesday please be gentle with me I still have three days left to go!

If you happen to be on that Facebook website, you might want to be a little more careful about the links you click. A new worm is traversing the social networking service and is called Ramnit. The worm has already laid claim to the data of at least 45,000 Facebook users.

According to Seculert, which has been tracking the worm, Ramnit has mostly been focusing on users in the United Kingdom and France, but has been attacking accounts all over the world. Seculert believes the motive behind the stolen credentials may be to magnify the malware’s spread by sending links to the friends of compromised accounts.

The Microsoft Malware Protection Center (MMPC) defines the worm as a “multi-component malware family which infects Windows executable as well as HTML files.” Ramnit seems to be slumming in social media, as previous incarnations have shown the worm being capable of financial fraud.

Trusteer previously reported in August of last year Ramnit gained the ability to “bypass two-factor authentication and transaction signing systems, gain remote access to financial institutions, compromise online banking sessions and penetrate several corporate networks.” Seculert, using Sinkhole, found that 800,000 machines had been infected with the worm in the last quarter of 2011.

Seculert has alerted Facebook to the stolen credentials, and PC Mag says that Facebook has acknowledged the problem in a statement. Apparently, the social networking service has notified those affected, but says the majority of the credentials were outdated. Although Facebook probably sees a good number of accounts compromised on a regular basis, Seculert believes the 45,000 compromised by the Ramnit variant is a sign of hackers becoming more sophisticated and are learning to use social networking’s viral power for bad. So watch what you click, and try not to use the same password for multiple services.

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