Hi destinystar,
You are not being attacked. The "actor" in the Norton Product Tamper Protection log entry is almost always a legitimate program running on your PC that has tried to access a Norton file or process. These access attempts, even those initiated by Windows processes, are always blocked by Norton in order to prevent any compromise of your protection. Usually, a blocked program will continue to function normally, but some software, particularly if it is poorly written, will get pouty if prevented from accessing anything that it wants, and such a program might hang. That is why these events are logged - to troubleshoot issues like this in order to help determine if there is a conflict with one of your applications.
There are two possibilities here: Either a program is being blocked from accessing Norton and it is refusing to go on working because of that; or the Norton Product Tamper Protection event is only coincidental to the program hanging - the program could be locking up for other reasons unrelated to its attempts to access Norton. While it is possible to test this by turning off Norton Product Tamper Protection in your Norton settings, I don't think I would recommend doing so in the case of a Facebook game - it might be a little risky. But if you are sure that the "Actor" is a safe and legitimate program, you can temporarily disable Tamper Protection to determine if it is the cause of the hangs. Be sure to re-enable Tamper Protection after troubleshooting, because it is a critical component that protects Norton from outside interference.
There is no way to exclude specific programs from Tamper Protection monitoring, and Tamper Protection is important. If NPTP is causing your game to crash, I would seriously suggest finding a different game.
