Awesome News – Facebook Acquires Face.com

Facebook has acquired Face.com! Our mission is and has always been to find new and exciting ways to make face recognition a fun, engaging part of people’s lives, and incorporate remarkable technology into everyday consumer products. If you’re anything like us, Facebook is a part of your life every single day.  We keep up with our friends and family, share interesting (or mundane) experiences from our daily lives, and perhaps most importantly for us, we share a LOT of photos.


We love building products, and like our friends at Facebook, we think that mobile is a critical part of people’s lives as they both create and consume content, and share contentwith their social graph. By working with Facebook directly, and joining their team, we’ll have more opportunities to build amazing products that will be employed by consumers – that’s all we’ve ever wanted to do.  :)

Now, lots of developers use Face.com technology to power various apps and make wonderful products.  We love you guys, and the plan is to continue to support our developer community.  If there are new developments you can expect to hear from us here, on the developer blog, and through our developer newsletter.
Thank you to all of our supporters, our amazing dev community, to our employees and to our friends and family who have seen us through many long days and longer nights. The next steps are going to be exciting for all of us.

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Android app hacks Facebook and Twitter accounts in seconds

Someone who happens to be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as you could hack your Facebook or Twitter accounts in seconds — just by downloading an Android app and tapping a button.
Engadget reports that an Android app called FaceNiff is basically turning the process of hacking social media accounts into a laughably simple process. It uses a technique called cookie-jacking — meaning that it essentially sniffs out and copies the security token which identifies you to a site — and basically functions just like the sneaky FireSheep Firefox extension which caused security panic a few months ago.
As you can see in the video demonstration below, all that someone with malicious intent needs to do is install FaceNiff on a rooted Android device, connect to a Wi-Fi network, open the app, and wait for someone to log into Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, or another supported site. The instant that happens, the app will present access to the victim's account and allow the hacker to use it just as if he or she'd logged into it personally.
So what exactly can you do to keep yourself safe? The same thing you did to protect yourself from FireSheep attacks: Watch out for shady Wi-Fi networks and use HTTPS.
As FaceNiff works on secured and unsecured Wi-Fi networks — this means that WEP, WPA-PSK, or WPA2-PSK enabled networks are vulnerable as well — you really need to be careful. Do you trust whoever set up the network you're logging on to? Do you even know who runs it? Think twice about using free public networks.
Simple paranoia and vigilance isn't enough to keep you safe though. You need to actually take some steps to secure your accounts and services.
We've got instructions on how to lock down your Facebook account with HTTPS here and a quick guide on protecting your Twitter account here. If you haven't already gone through those processes, do it now. It'll only take a few moments and half a dozen clicks, but it'll let you use a more secure version of each service.

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How To Hack Someone's Facebook With Your Android

Firesheep caused quite a stir when it was released last October, giving both hackers and non-hackers instant access to people's account information when on a public Wi-Fi connection.
When logged into an insecure website on the same network as someone with Firesheep, you're giving them access to the cookies that keep you logged in. This is called session hijacking, and grants them easy access to your accounts, like Facebook, Flickr and Twitter. Now, there's an even easier way to do this—a mobile way.

(Spencer E Holtaway)

A recent Android application called FaceNiff can hijack unencrypted login credentials from users on the same Wi-Fi network. But here's the kicker: It also works on networks encrypted with WEP, WPA or WPA2 protection. In order to use FaceNiff, your Android smartphone must first be rooted (here's a list of devices confirmed to work). Right now, FaceNiff works with Amazon, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Nasza-Klasa, but more are sure to follow. A video with it in action is below.
And now check out the video below for instructions on installing the FaceNiff application on your rooted Android device, then using it to hijack Facebook accounts. Apparently, the APK only works on three accounts at a time. For unlimited access, you have to buy the application via PayPal.
The FaceNiff website does state this app as being "for educational purposes only," but it's highly doubtful that was the intention.

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Android app makes hacking Facebook easy

A new app allows Android-based smartphones to hack into the Facebook or Twitter accounts of other users using the same Wifi network.

FaceNiff gives hackers access to a user's contact details, as well as those of all their friends - a phisher's dream. Developed by Polish computer science student Bartosz Ponurkiewicz, it needs to be loaded onto a jail-broken Android device.
"It's kind of like Firesheep for Android. Maybe a bit easier to use (and it works on WPA2!)," he says.
Ponurkiewicz claims that it works not only on open networks, but also on those secured by the WEP, WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK network protocols - although not those accessed via https. This is of course an option on Facebook and Twitter, but is not activated automatically.

And it can be used to access the personal information of users of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Amazon. Ponurkiewicz says his free version gives access to three hacked profiles, but that he'll sell the unlock code for more through PayPal.
He does add a little disclaimer on the site: "Legal notice: this application is for educational purposes only. Do not try to use it if it's not legal in your country." Hmm.

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How to hack a facebook account. all tricks listed.

Facebook accounts have a large demands for hacking as they are much more personal than any other email accounts. The Facebook accounts are also safer than any other thing on the net and thus it is really hard to hack them. But, as there are hacks and cracks for everything on the net. Here are we with some of the best Ideas and tricks to hack a facebook account.
Facebook accounts have a hell of a work to do and much more to be followed but the tricks here are much simpler. You may also need access to the victim’s computer to be able to do that. One of the important things that you may also need to know is that the facebook accounts allow only three accounts and also you need to have only two trials in one average day.
The tricks that you need to do always include that you should be a friend of the victim on facebook and also you need access to its profile. It is harder if the victim have locked his/her facebook profile to all of the friends only. Also facebook hacking is only possible if you are able to understand some codes and also know how to write some. Here are the original facebook hacking tricks on blogogeek.
So, trying to hack a facebook account is actually not so hard. Actually, maybe it just needs some of the wits and social info of the victim.
Here we go:

How to hack a facebook account?

There are three ways in which you can hack somebody’s facebook account. Listed below are the tricks:

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#1 : Key Logger : Ofcourse, the name is new to you. Actually, it is a hacking software available for free and known to some tech-pros only. What the software actually does is only record the keystrokes of the victims keyboard and thus reveals you the password of your enemy. Even, you can go for the keystrokes and come to know the password very easily.
Now, you need to access to the personal computer in which the user access his/her facebook account. Maybe, it is difficult, but believe me, it is excellent when you use it on a cyber cafe. So, start hacking now with this wonderful tool.

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#2 : Phishing : This trick is way harder than the previous trick and is still more effective in all ways. This is not so easy as it looks. What you need to do is to be excellent in coding (PHP, Java, Forms and HTML). Thus, this one is not for starters. But, you can still try it out by placing your form ( For example: Login form) for your hack on a google sites page or any other part of your blog.
The phishing scam is way to effective and useful as it doesn’t leaves you with clues but the original password. The phishing pages have a login form on them or even the whole layout looks like the facebook login page, when the victim tries to login to his account through that login form. It makes one of the copy of the entered data to the hackers account or mail and even redirects it to the Facebook page without leaving any evidence.

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#3 : The Primary mail hack : If you want to hack the account of your very close friend. Then, why don’t you start with this trick. The trick includes you to enter the primary mail ID as your personal mail Id so that you can have access to the mail anytime you want and anyhow you want. You may even need the user/victim to enter your mail Id in the primary mail.
Thus, whenever you want access, you can click on forgot password and also use the email conformation link in your mail account.

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So, these were some of the most liked and shared tricks of Facebook hacking, if you want any of the tricks a little to the next step. Please contact us. We are pretty sure that you know now how to hack a facebook account. Thanks for reading and keep coming

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How To Scure Hacking Facebook And Twitter On Shared Computers.

    
Have You Ever accessed Facebook or Twitter in cyber cafe's or your office or your school? If Yes then there are chances that your Facebook or twitter account was hacked then and there. By the teacher, your boss or the cafe owner. 




I've discussed just this trick here. You don't need to be a programming expert from that, anyone with basic knowledge of computers can do it. 
                                                                                                           
First there's a thing maybe you have noticed already that whenever you open Facebook or twitter the web address is like "http://www.facebook.com"  and whenever you have browsed GMAIL note the difference. its like "https://www.gmail.com". So as you have seen Gmail uses a secure server to conncet to the net, while Facebook or twitter do not. 




So what you need to do is:
Download the below plugin from the below link
Download Plugin


Once Installed A sidebar would open on your Firefox browser. So that whenever people login into there account, you can easily login into there account too. The thing is that the computers must be connected through data-cable, Wifi like in cyber cafe's.
Enjoy this little hacking. And please pass comments.

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