Monthly Archives: March 2011
Facebook Phishing Scams, Are You One of The Victims?
| March 23, 2011 | Posted by Edwin under Facebook, Security, What-is |
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Facebook phishing scams have been increasing day by day. Are you one of the victims from the popular social websites? Facebook phishing scams spread like wild fire, constantly attempting to acquire user’s passwords and facebook login identifications. Facebook phishing is one of the classic hacking that most attackers steal your passwords. Another notorious method is by using keylogger, which I’m not going to elaborate more on this now.… more
Login to Facebook Using Proxy Server (No Installation Program Needed!)
| March 13, 2011 | Posted by Edwin under China, Facebook, How-to, Proxy Server, Security, Traveling, Vietnam, What-is |
Login to Facebook using proxy server, has been most frequently and proven-in method for accessing blocked websites. Perhaps, you want to catch up with your dearest friends and news from Japan on the devastating earthquake, tsunami, and the nuclear emergency happening right now. Another good reason is that there is no installation of any unknown programs needed, therefore, minimizing potential threads of malicious virus, spyware or malware. And… more
List of Anonymous Web Proxies (Mostly Free!)
| March 10, 2011 | Posted by Edwin under Facebook, Proxy Server, Social, Traveling, Vietnam, What-is |
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Here is a post, much related to Anonymous Web Proxy. A friend of mine has called me this morning, questioning on why am I not given a list of Anonymous Web Proxies that I have posted 2 days ago. Well, I have just given KProxy.com as an example, and also as a temporary solution to unblock and access to Facebook.com anonymously. In fact, one of the visitors was… more
Alternatives for facebook Login?
| March 8, 2011 | Posted by Edwin under Facebook, How-to, Proxy Server, Security, Vietnam |
I was just wondering on the ‘silence’ of my last post 3 days ago. No comments on the outcome of using anonymous web proxy to login to Facebook. Nevertheless, that kinda of ‘quiet response’ is not surprising, since anonymous web proxies are abundant all over world wide web. Free and pay services. I use that as my temporary alternatives for logging to Facebook, still not the best, though.… more