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Facebook Exploit … Social Engineering & Javascript Injection

This morning I got an e-mail … the typical “[Person] suggested you like [Something]” from Facebook. Typically, this kind of stuff is SPAM; but I checked it out anyways. However, when I got to the page, I didn’t observe just spam; in fact, I observed a cunning exploitation which allows the page to run whatever Javascript code it wishes. It uses a combination of social engineering to prompt the user to perform actions to get a ‘reward’. In the process, the user inadvertently executes Javascript code in their browser.

Watch this video I recorded to see it live in action:

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Facebook to charge £14.99 per month

Facebook are to charge £14.99 per month to access the site, in plans to be implemented July next year. Or so a Facebook group says. READ MORE

Chat to Strangers on Facebook

A few days ago, I was thinking of ways to drive more traffic to 22Talk. Unlike my other websites, 22Talk’s traffic is more time dependent in that more than 1 user must be online at the same time for it to work at all (and lots more for it to work effectively). READ MORE