All right, I've been able to hack some FBs and I thought everything was fine, before encountering some problems which I thought someone a little more expert could clear up for me.
Note: I use a proxy (namely Spotflux) for this, and it uses a server in another continent from which I live, lol
First interesting hack: I entered by hard hacking the account, victim was constantly using FB from their phone and not connecting from a PC. That was cool, since I just kept their session open and thought that it would give me a lot of extra time before being discovered. However some log-ins later a get a message saying: "strange device, we suspect someone else may be using your account, please confirm by answering these questions". Account was blocked, I left it to their rightful owner. All right, no big deal.
Second hack: I've been even able to make a "soft hack", just by getting the actual password without resetting it from the email, everything seems fine for the first couple of log-ins... next day, third log-in or so I get a message the saying something like "we suspect someone else may be using your account, please confirm by answering these questions". Answers which I even gave correctly (they were about linking names to pictures), yet in the end they added "we can't confirm your account, please wait some time" or something jibberish enough. Some hours later, victim gets a hold of their account, password change, slave lost. All right.
Thinking to myself: now things are getting strange. I thought about the fact I could still enter the accounts of two of my closest friends without problems even when using my proxy (and their real passwords)... okay, they DID log-in from my computer instead of the previous victim, yet it's strange, not mentioning the fact they didn't went through any confirmation process.
Third hack: Hard hack again, first log-in with new password, same "we cannot confirm this device" message. Just WTF.
So, do they have a hold of a big part of my masked IP? Could changing proxies help? Just what in the blue hell, I can't hack anyone anymore?
Note: I use a proxy (namely Spotflux) for this, and it uses a server in another continent from which I live, lol
First interesting hack: I entered by hard hacking the account, victim was constantly using FB from their phone and not connecting from a PC. That was cool, since I just kept their session open and thought that it would give me a lot of extra time before being discovered. However some log-ins later a get a message saying: "strange device, we suspect someone else may be using your account, please confirm by answering these questions". Account was blocked, I left it to their rightful owner. All right, no big deal.
Second hack: I've been even able to make a "soft hack", just by getting the actual password without resetting it from the email, everything seems fine for the first couple of log-ins... next day, third log-in or so I get a message the saying something like "we suspect someone else may be using your account, please confirm by answering these questions". Answers which I even gave correctly (they were about linking names to pictures), yet in the end they added "we can't confirm your account, please wait some time" or something jibberish enough. Some hours later, victim gets a hold of their account, password change, slave lost. All right.
Thinking to myself: now things are getting strange. I thought about the fact I could still enter the accounts of two of my closest friends without problems even when using my proxy (and their real passwords)... okay, they DID log-in from my computer instead of the previous victim, yet it's strange, not mentioning the fact they didn't went through any confirmation process.
Third hack: Hard hack again, first log-in with new password, same "we cannot confirm this device" message. Just WTF.
So, do they have a hold of a big part of my masked IP? Could changing proxies help? Just what in the blue hell, I can't hack anyone anymore?
