Showing posts with label Facebook Hacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook Hacking. Show all posts

Saturday, 3 October 2015

How to Add a Facebook Share button in Blogger

How to Add a Facebook Share button in Blogger


You probably have seen those Facebook share buttons on various blogs that allows people to share your post on their Wall through a simple click. In the past, we have already shown how to add a Facebook Like button on your blog. In this article, we will show you how to add a Facebook Share button in Blogger. It displays the total share count which gives you another reason to get more and more targeted traffic from Social Media websites like Facebook. First and foremost, you have to login into your Blogger account.

 Once logged in, go to Your Blog >> Template >> Edit HTML >> Search for <data:post.body/>  and  paste the following code either above or below it (depending upon your needs as mentioned below).

  • For Below Posts: In case you want to display the share button at the end of your posts then paste the following code below <data:post.body/>  tag.
  • For Above Posts: However, if you want to display the share button at the beginning of your posts then paste the following code above <data:post.body/>   tag.
<div class="facebook-share">
<a expr:share_url='data:post.url' name='fb_share' rel='nofollow' type='BUTTON-TYPE'/>
<script src='http://static.ak.fbcdn.net/connect.php/js/FB.Share' type='text/javascript'/>
</div>

 Now its up to you, what kind of button you would like to display on your site. Facebook provided a couple of options like Vertical, Horizontal or without counter buttons. To customize your button type, just replace "BUTTON-TYPE" with any of the following:

  • box_count for full tall button with counter
  • button_count for small button with counter
  • button for without counter
  • icon for a small thumb (without counter)
Once everything is done, save your template by pressing "Save template" button present at the top of the HTML template editor. Now go and check your site to see if everything is working just fine or not. 
We hope this tutorial have helped you in learning How to Add a Facebook Share button in blogger. We're also planning to add it on the next design update. Let us know what are your thoughts about this button? Does it gives you a little bit more Social Traffic? Lets have a meaningful conversation a head.

Friday, 11 September 2015

Invite All Friends To Facebook Page By Single 

Click - 2015


Method 1st:- Invite All Facebook Friend By (Chrome Extension)

   


  • First of you need to install this Google chrome extension. 
  • This extension will provide the feature to invite friend by one click






  • Now login your account whom friends you want to invite to like page.
  • After that open your Facebook page and then click on the Invite all friend button


  • New pop up window will appear with name of all friends.
  • Then click on the icon of the extension which had installed.
  • After that just wait for few second your all friends invite automatically.
  • I hope you like this trick to invite all friends just by single to like your page or join event. Don't forget to share with others

Thursday, 10 September 2015

Popular Facebook hacking methods

Popular Facebook hacking methods





There are 4 main methods that hackers use in order to Hack Facebook, and these include resetting the password, using a keylogger, phishing and stealing cookies.



1) Password reset



This method requires you to know the Facebook mail of a person, and from here, you need to press Forgotten your password, then insert a mail you have access to. Depending on the situation, you can either make a guess in regards to the password or use the help of a friend that the victim has. You can protect against this by adding a difficult security question and creating a mail account specifically for Facebook that’s not shared with any person.


2) Keyloggers



These are applications that can be installed remotely and they will track all the things you write, then save them into a file. The hacker will then see the content in the file and find the Facebook password. There are also some hardware keyloggers that work in a similar fashion. Protection for these includes installing a password manager, updating the installed software, changing passwords and using a professional firewall to block keyloggers.



3) Phishing





The hacker sends a malicious link via email to the victim, which redirects to a fake/clone Facebook, and once the victim sends the mail and password, the hacker will access the Facebook account. The best way to avoid such an issue is to avoid clicking on any links that seem to be malicious when you receive an email, as these can be fake pages or store malware.


4) Stealing cookies






Cookies are basically website data stored locally, so all the hacker has to do is to access the data stored in the browser via an extension such asFiresheep for Firefox. Once the data is grabbed from the stored cookies, the hacker will have complete access to the whole thing. You can protect against this by enabling security browsing in your browsing, using full-time SSL or a VPN as well as logging in to only those secure Wi-Fi networks.

As you can see, Facebook can be very easy to hack, and there are a variety of methods that hackers can use in order to access your data. All you need to do is to avoid posting so much information on Facebook and be somewhat limited when it comes to sharing data about your Facebook account or even adding data on it as well. Maintaining security at a maximum and making sure that no one but you knows the credential is very important, but removing the cookies from time to time won’t hurt as well.

How to protect yourself against Facebook hackers

As you can see, Facebook does pose a danger when using it, because you might be a target for hackers, and this is why you need to do everything that you can in order to maintain your account clean and hard to hack. Start by avoiding to share your Facebook password with anyone and giving up habit of saving passwords in text or document files. On top of that, you should avoid clicking suspicious attachments or links that you can find in mails and, if possible, you should try to create a secondary mail where Facebook can send you a recovery link in case the account is hacked.