How to hack fb account

Hacking FB Accounts  Using Tabnapping :

• Note : Only For Educational Propose..!!!

Tab Napping: Tab Napping is new hacking trick through which you can't directly hack account
and you will be using phishing method with tab napping then you can hack account. Actually
Tab Napping is a script which you put into a site/blog and when the user visit your website/blog
and read your article or play game or watch video, when user goto other tab in browser which
contain other website like youtube,google etc and came back to your website then your
website will be redirected to the phishing page and telling them to login with
facebook/gmail/yahoo account to continue.When user enter login information he/she will be
back to your page and user password will be send to you.

So lets see how to hack facebook account using tab napping trick.

Steps:
1) First of all you have a web hosting (website) and if you don't have your own website then
create Free website with following website :

www.000webhost.com
www.host1free.com
www.my3gb.com

or you can search on google and create an account.

2) Now download the script and phishing pages from here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?0zrp565h8v90jbe

3) Extract it and you will see the files and folders like below:

4) Upload all the files and folders to your website.
when you upload it's look like

5))The website contain a game and send your website address(your tab napping
website where you upload all the files) to your friend or anyone else whose
facebook account you want to hack and tell him/her that if your are intelligent or
smart or say anything else then play this game and win it.
The website look like this:

Actually the game is very dificult and he/she will not win in less time and he/she
will goto another tab in browser like facebook,google,youtube ,yahoo etc and
when he/she came back to the website , it will be automatically redirected and
saying them to login with facebook account to continue

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What is hacker ?

What is hacker?

During the 1960s, the word "hacker" grew to prominence describing a person with strong computer skills, an extensive understanding of how computer programs worked, and a driving curiosity about computer systems. Hacking, however, soon became nearly synonymous with illegal activity. While the first incidents of hacking dealt with breaking into phone systems, hackers also began diving into computer systems as technology advanced.

Hacking became increasingly problematic during the 1980s. As a result, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act were created, imposing more severe punishments for those caught abusing computer systems. In the early 1980s, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) made one of its first arrests related to hacking. A Milwaukee-based group known as the 414s was accused of breaking into 60 different computer systems including the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Later that decade, the infamous Kevin Mitnick was arrested and sentenced to one year in jail for damaging computers and stealing software. He was arrested again in 1995 for computer fraud and put in jail for hacking Motorola Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., NEC Corp., and Novell Inc. to steal software, product plans, and data. Mitnick eventually cost the firms a total of roughly $80 million

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