Facebook is in the news for a few days after the disclosure of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. A few days ago, another wave of rumours revealed that the Facebook app could collect your private data. Facebook denied and a ping-pong game started. Is it true or false? The fact is
Our best worst friend Facebook is full of resources. Not only for attackers but also spammers. The “I like” button became very popular on many personal (blogs) and professional websites. Basically, the purpose is simple and efficient: If you are logged on Facebook and visit a website which proposes an
Disclaimer: The information reported below has been translated from French to English with the approval of a friend who also released the information on his blog. His server was hit by a DoS attack. Feel free to relay the information! When you try to access big websites like Facebook, Google
All good pentesters have their own “survival kit” with a lot of tools and scripts grabbed here and there. Here is a new one released a few days ago: FacebookPasswordDecryptor. “FacebookPasswordDecryptor – small, simple, free, and yet truly reliable application that helps you recover stored Facebook account passwords, quickly and
It has been announced by Facebook! E-mail addresses “@facebook.com” are coming! Scoop, I got some information leaked from a Facebook server: $ cd Ëœfacebookuser $ cat .procmailrc # All your emails are belong to us # — Mark Z. :0 * ^From.* { :0c ⎢/usr/local/bin/index.pl :0c ⎢/usr/local/bin/send_ads.pl :0c ^X-Privacy: yes
