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bugs in facebook

Senin, 10 Mei 2010




Facebook has serious holes in its services to improve the user is normally used for a live chat on Facebook Contact.
Once again, Facebook Privacy settings have serious exploitation, which was discovered by Steve O'Hear, author of TechCrunch. But now Facebook is the bug fix and all was back as usual.

Facebook Privacy settings have caused damage lately. In a video, showing how he O'Hear exploit bugs on Facebook and get into live chat user and check the pending invites from other users. Then, from the Facebook, explaining, for a limited time, a bug allows a user chat messages and pending friend requests a user to be viewed by their friends, by manipulating the feature "Preview my Profile" from the Facebook Privacy Settings.

When Facebook received a report this problem, Facebook engineer diagnose the problem and then disable the chat function to smenetara, according to Facebook. However, his side had improved function and a chat friend request tersebbut same again. "We worked quickly to address them, make sure that all bugs reported to us, then the solution will soon be found and implemented." Facebook added. With the emergence of this problem, then you will never know how many holes in the social networking site like, so it is advisable to restrict the publication of further personal data.

source : beritanet.com

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Hacking Facebook

Senin, 05 Januari 2009

Facebook hacks:

The scripts in these hacks require Firefox. Firefox is a free web-browsing program similar to Internet Explorer with additional security features and options.
 
After you install Firefox, you'll need Greasemonkey. Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension which lets you to add bits of DHTML ("user scripts") to any web page to change its behavior. In much the same way that user CSS lets you take control of a web page's style, user scripts let you easily control any aspect of a web page's design or interaction. Greasemonkey is free. You can download it here: Download Greasemonkey (note: this link will not work in Internet Explorer - you must have Firefox installed to install and use Greasemonkey. If you don't have Firefox, you can download it here for free.)
 
After you've installed Firefox and Greasemonkey, you can install these scripts:
 
AutoLogin: Facebook autologin automatically logs you in to Facebook (it stops asking you to log in every time!) 
Change the color of Facebook: This script changes the default color of your Facebook. By modifying the code you can make it whatever color scheme you want. 
 
How to get into Facebook if your school blocks it:
 
Many schools and businesses use a firewall to block access to websites like Facebook, Friendster, Hi5, MSN Spaces, Hotmail, Yahoo email, and other email sites, making it difficult (but not impossible) to access them.
 
If your school or office firewall blocks access to Facebook, Friendster, Hi5, Gmail, or Yahoo email you may be able to use a few internet privacy tricks get get around the firewalls and access any website you want.
 
The easy way: Try Firefox to get around the firewall
 
"Firefox has built-in proxy connection settings"
 
Try the built-in proxy connection settings with an Anonymizer service to access Facebook from school or work
 
Firefox is not affected by many network restrictions that system administrators may automatically apply to Internet Explorer every time you use it. More importantly, Firefox has built-in proxy-connection settings, which when used with settings that you can get from an anonymous web surfing or anonymizer service, can allow you to get to virtually any website you want even if it is blocked by a firewall. Firefox has several other features such as Google-integration for faster searches, automatic pop-up blockers and more. Firefox is free.
 
Get to Facebook from work or school, even through a firewall by using an Anonymizer or Private web surfing site
 
For years internet privacy experts have been using anonymizers, private web-surfing services

source : hackercatalog.com

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