Today, we spotted yet another hoax message spreading across Facebook and this time it about hackers who have compromised user accounts and are posting false message about them to their friends.

A new hoax message has emerged out on the social networking site Facebook, with users creating awareness of the message asking their friends not to accept friend requests sent by “Kelly Hargrove”, “Jason Lee”, or “Linda Smith”, since it is a virus. The message that users are sharing on the network is false and is completely not in accordance with fact or reality.

Lately, there has been a hoax message spreading across the social networking site Facebook, indicating that the site is planning to add a new security feature where users will have to enter their Social Security Number (SSN) in order to successfully log in to the site.

Fans around the world have been left shaken after the sudden death of Whitney Houston. Now, they’re all panicking about a rumor stating that actor Keanu Reeves has also died. The rumor about the death of Keanu Reeves is spreading all over the Internet. Facebook users are reportedly sharing messages indicating that Keanu Reeves died in a snowboard accident. This has also become one of the trending topics on Twitter.

While the appeal to disable the Facebook Timeline continues, a new hoax message has been reportedly spreading on the network, which claims to help users disable the Facebook Ticker and limit hackers from hacking your account. The message has gone viral and is showing up on Newsfeeds everywhere on the network.

A new hoax message spreading on Facebook indicates that the International rock star legend Jon Bon Jovi died at the age of 49. The hoax states that the rock star was pronounced dead today after paramedics found him in a coma at his Empress Hotel, city and law enforcement of Asbury Park. This is a fake story spreading on the Internet.

Yet another hoax message is spreading on Facebook. The hoax has a picture of a little boy with the written assertion that – “100 shares will give the boy a free heart transplant”. This is a hoax message and there is no such thing that the boy will receive free treatment if users on Facebook share the message 100 times. The photo has gained huge popularity on Facebook with more than 30,000 shares.

I’m not a big fan of Rihanna, but whosoever is, will hate this new scam spreading on Facebook. The scam claims to show a leaked video of Rihanna making out with someone. The scam has the title WOW – You Will hate RIHANNA after watching this video!” followed by a link and a description that reads You Will Lose All Respect For RIHANNA After Watching This

A hoax message spreading on Facebook claims that “Medical research Authority of the US” has found a new cancer in human beings caused by “Silver Nitro oxide”. It warns users not to scratch any types of scratch cards using your nail, as it contains the compound which can cause “skin cancer”.

A hoax that is spreading on Facebook and Tumblr indicates that a new trend that has started where individuals put nails in pieces of cheese in dog parks to presumably cause injury to innocent dogs looking for a free treat.

A new hoax that is spreading on Facebook, which indicates that hackers are trying to compromise user accounts by posting adult content along with a link to a virus, which will automatically download on the user’s computer after clicking on it.

I thought that hoax messages like “Professional Hacker Named ‘Faceb Hu’ Trying to Hack Facebook Account” and “Worst Ever Virus” are usually created to scare users on Facebook, but today I came across a funny hoax message indicating that there is a new issue related to Facebook privacy which will peek into your bathroom and steal your towel while you shower.

A new hoax message that is spreading on Facebook, claims that a professional hacker named “Faceb Hu” is sending friend requests to users, and is trying to hack their account as well as their email account.

A new hoax message is reportedly spreading like wildfire on Facebook. The fake message indicates that a Facebook game released based on the romantic-fantasy movie about vampires, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn contains the “worst virus” ever.

Yet another hoax message is spreading on Facebook. The new hoax message is about a 15year old girl named “Summer” who had a mysterious death. The message states that if users do not re-post it on Facebook, then something bad will happen to them.