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Showing posts with label FB Tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FB Tricks. Show all posts

Thursday, March 19, 2015

Hacking Facebook Account with 'Reconnect' Tool

RECONNECT is a ready to use tool to hijack accounts on websites with Facebook Login, for example Booking.com, Bit.ly, About.me, Stumbleupon, Angel.co, Mashable.com, Vimeo and many others. Feel free to copy and modify its source code. Facebook refused to fix this issue one year ago, unfortunately it’s time to take it to the next level and give blackhats this simple tool.


It simply relogins you into attacker’s facebook account and connects attacker’s facebook to your account.

Step 1. We log user out of Facebook by loadinghttps://www.facebook.com/n/?mid=9dd1fd7G5af48de9ca58G0G86G119bb48c.

Step 2. We need to log user into our account. Previously simple Referer-free request did the job, but it’s been a while and Facebook made a (lame) attempt to fix it. They started checking Origin header is *.facebook.com for sign in attempts.

We need to create a Canvas application with following settings.


When the victim loads https://apps.facebook.com/482922061740192 Facebook JS sends POST request to Secure Canvas URL, which must be https:// and not on facebook.com. So we are going to use special 307 redirect to redirect the victim to https://www.facebook.com/login.php?email=attacker@email.com&pass=password. Unlike 302, it preserves HTTP method and leads to POST request to login.php with our credentials and Origin: https://apps.facebook.com. So now the victim is logged in our facebook account.

Step 3. We need to trigger Facebook Login process on the client website. Simple <img src="http://victim.com/auth/facebook"> will work. In other words we turn this:

into this


Now our Facebook account is connected to the victim account on that website and we can log in that account directly to change email/password, cancel bookings, read private messages and so on.

This bug abuses triple-CSRFs at once: CSRF on logout, CSRF on login and CSRF on account connection. #1 and #2 can be fixed by Facebook, #3 must be fixed by website owners. But in theory all of these features must be protected from CSRF.

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Facebook can identify your face from any image with Deep Face



The Facebook project known as Deep Face can discern the accuracy of the true identity of any picture of you. DeepFace AI system is now powerful enough to spot users in the 400 million photos uploaded to the social network every single day.

Facebook is claiming good intentions with the Deep Face program. Facebook claims that instead of tagging users in embarrassing and incriminating photos without their permission, users will be able to first see the photos they are appearing in and then have the choice to blur out their faces.
The Deep Face program works for strangers’ pictures as well as ones from friends, but users can only see the identities of people they already know.
But with good or bad intentions, Facebook holds all the cards and will still be able to identify you in any picture and hold on to that very valuable personal data. Additionally, other entities who are researching similar technology specifically the government and private companies such as Google may very well have access to this data as well.The technology behind Deep Face is actually very intriguing. With the ability to read features in a variety of lighting conditions and angles the way human eyes are able to, Deep Face uses an algorithmic technique called “Deep Learning”. By drawing on constants from an existing image data, the program is able to learn to recognize pixel patterns in new faces and become more accurate in identifying people’s faces. The algorithm improves itself, and is able to analyze faces as eyes, mouths, and ears instead of pixels and use that data to guess when the same faces show up in vastly different kinds of pictures..
At the end of the day, has its hands full with convincing people to believe it is not nefarious with its intentions with Deep Face. How they go about this will be interesting and should be watched carefully.

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Trick to use Facebook (Mobile) for free without Internet

Every one in 13 people on Earth is having a Facebook account. It is the second biggest website by traffic behind the google. Facebook has become as a part of life in every individual over the users on the internet. There are more than 200 mobile operators in 60 countries working to deploy and promote Facebook mobile products.
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Facebook is creating lot of buzz in the social media market world from the day it launched. There is no other social media site which can get these many millions of users and the people online everyday. In 2014 Facebook is the king of social media with 1.8 billion users worldwide and next the other popular include Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest. Over the very less time span facebook grows as a large company in the social media and made the famous acquisition of Whatsapp and Instagram for the huge amount of $20 billion through these acquisitions bought in a combined 800 million users for the facebook.
People that use Facebook on their mobile devices are twice as active on Facebook than non-mobile users. Hence it is easy to log in to facebook from the mobile devices which always users cannot login from the computer from anywhere. Here we are sharing a unique trick for non internet mobile users to use facebook in their mobiles.
Steps: Trick to use Facebook (Mobile) for free without Internet
  • Unlock your mobile take any mobile and dial *325#
  • After dialing to that number there will be new screen alert
ENTER FACEBOOK USERNAME
  • Then enter your Facebook details user name and password
  • Then on the screen you will watch the below options
  1. Message
  2. News Feed
  3. Update Status
  4. Post On Wall
  5. Friend Request
  6. Notification
*.account settings
  • To select the above options click on answer button and enter your choice
  • Here there is a condition you can update your status many times from the options but for other options unlimited times it costs Rs1/day
  • To add your friend on Facebook then dial to *325*mobile number#
So guys apply the trick and enjoy free facebook.

Monday, January 26, 2015

Use this best secret tips of Facebook

Fb is all used by us, and we sometimes get frustrated from the various new “features” Facebook frequently imposes upon us.
But think about the amazing functions don’t get just as much interest?
We put a summary of the most popular Facebook functions together to assist you make the most of anything Facebook provides.
1. Create a group of people to cover up your photos from
Applying Facebook’s “Lists” element, it really is not difficult to produce a listing of people you want to hide your images from.
Be it anybody else, co-workers, or parents, all that’s necessary to accomplish is set them in to a “Lists.” To accomplish it, click Consideration while in the top-right corner, then click “Edit Friends.”
Click “Create a list,” then discover buddies and include your new list and them together and name your list something you can remember. Next, click Account but this time click Privacy Settings afterwards.
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Press “Custom” while in the screen that is remaining, then “Customize settings” below the information. Search down to anything you desire to conceal, click the drop down menu next-to it click “Custom” yet again. Yes– this takes a while. Facebook likes individuals to be open.
Eventually, under “Hide” enter in the group’s name you merely produced, and you’re done. Return to this screen’s very best to become extra guaranteed and click “Preview my Profile,” enter the label of the person within the record you designed to observe how your profile will appear for them.
2. Utilize these fast ideas to make images that are viewing better experience.
Does anybody actually just like the new image person on Facebook?
I am discussing the one which makes Facebook look like a slideshow.
All you need todo should you dislike it is wait for the photograph in order to complete loading, then click recharge within your browser. You’ll be taken to the old fashioned photo site that looks like the one pictured.
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Another useful photography- suggestion that is browsing is currently using your arrow keys to steer a huge amount of images. Hold-down the left or appropriate arrow key to see your lifetime display.
3. Eliminate programs you arenot utilizing they nevertheless have use of your entire info
When you install permissions or Facebook applications, the programs frequently get access to your wall, photographs, buddies, and much more.
It is not, although not difficult to transform your privacy settings as simple to do not forget that your info can be however mined by programs even when you’re not with them.
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Click Consideration in the top-right place, then Solitude Options, then “Edit Your settings” under Applications And Sites within the bottom-left of the privacy screen. Then press “Edit settings” for the right of the Apps You Use cell.

Facebook launches Facebook Lite for devices with low specifications (APK download)

Facebook is targeting users of entry-level Android devices with a new app that is now available in a handful of developing countries.
The app is called Facebook Lite and is basically a low-fi version of the full app known by hundreds of millions of users worldwide. Lite, which appears to be actually a wrapper for a web app, is just 262KB in size and it should work even on devices with very low processing power and slow 2G connections. As TechCrunch’s Jon Russell notes, the app is based on Snaptu, an app that Facebook acquired in 2011, which allows Facebook to run on some feature phones.
The app is fairly basic in functionality and design, but all the key components are present, including Messenger, Pages, Groups, and more. There’s also notification support, so users should be able to rely on it for the core Facebook experience. Here’s the app’s Play Store description:
  • Fast to install — the app is less than 1 MB
  • Quick to load
  • Efficient with data
  • Designed for 2G networks and areas with limited network connectivity
From testing the app on my Mate 7, performance and responsiveness are clearly several notches below the full Facebook app, but that is to be expected from an application designed to run on basic devices.
The app appears to have been quietly launched on January 20. For now, Facebook Lite is available in Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe. These are all markets where connectivity is spotty, at best, and where smartphone penetration is still low. Facebook appears to be using these locales as a test bed before rolling out Facebook Lite to more regions.
Update – Permissions:
Facebook has a clear interest in getting more users online, given how user acquisition has tapered off (or even turned negative) in most developed markets. Facebook Lite is just one of the initiatives that Mark Zuckerberg’s company is pursuing in developing markets, with other examples beingInternet.org (bringing free Internet access to underserved areas) and Facebook Zero (sponsored access to Facebook).
You can try out Facebook Lite from the Play Store or by downloading the APK (Drive mirror) (checked for authenticity). Let us know what you think of this new app.

Facebook Messenger App to add voice-to-text messages in Upcoming Update


Facebook to introduce Voice-to-text message feature in its Facebook Messenger App.
David Marcus, the vice president of Facebook has announced on the social media site that the company is testing a new feature for its mobile instant messaging platform, Facebook Messenger, that will automatically convert voice messages into text format. In a Facebook post, Marcus stated that,
“Facebook offers a feature that lets people send voice clips to their friends without having to type the text. Today we are starting to roll out a small test that helps people read the voice clips they receive instead of having to play them out loud.”
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Say if you want to send a message to your friend,  just tap the microphone icon, record the message and send.
The purpose of this new feature is to allow users to simply read the voice messages sent to them rather than listen to them. Marcus further concluded that  this could prove useful for those people who are in a meeting or in a loud place. At the moment, the conversion feature is being tested on small scale.
Marcus further added to the post by saying that:-“We are always working on ways to make Messenger more useful.”
This feature will bring people of the world more closer and once again Facebook will be at its best.  Other instant messaging services including Facebook’s own WhatsApp have voice message services but the voice messages are sent as audio clips and the new Facebook Messenger will send the voice message as a readable text. This could be a game changer in the already crowded instant messaging place.  With Facebook and WhatsApp already adding more and more users this could perhaps be a death knell to the lesser known IM players like KakaoTalk Messenger, Hike , KiK Messenger etc