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I was hacked in Zynga poker via Facebook

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xristinakos
hallo,

well I am facing problems with facebook security.
Last year I was hacked and they took my whole profile and in the end after sending my id to facebook they gave me back the profile.
Last 15 days somehow while I was playing zynga games via facebook, chips were vanishing from my account in front of my eyes in a flash. I suspected virus infection so I started scanning pc with avast first and viper afterwards. They found trojan WIN 32 REVETON-BR (TRJ) and JAVA CVE-2012-0507-KN(EXPLR) and win 32 generic BT. Also scanned with Emsisoft and Malwarebytes. After several deep scannings I was found clean, so I entered facebook, changed passwords, and followed all security steps for facebook and zynga games but it happened again (the loss of my chips). Furthermore since I connected my facebook account with my mobile phone, i receive sms with access codes either when I am already in my account and when I am not connected, or try to connect!
To mention that they stole my chips 3 times in 10 days - all these times I reported the loss to zynga and after following their security steps they were giving me back the chips because I was hacked - But no matter what I do the hacker stealls the cheaps again and again...
Please hepl me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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