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Hacking an Facebook ID


Hacking an Facebook ID 

There are two methods that are used for hacking Facebook account:
  •       Phishing attack
  •       Token access

1: Phishing attack
In phishing attack the attacker downloads the Facebook Login page and then create a database and makes little bit changes in Facebook login page so that victim should login.  The Facebook Phishing page may look like this:


Then attacker uploads it to online server or offline server such as Xampp and then creates a tunnel between localhost and Internet to make it available everywhere. The tunnel can be created using ngrok.
              Working:
The attacker sends it to his victim and when victims login to fake page it redirects it to real Facebook page and the information which user has entered into fake page will be stored in txt file and now hackers can access his/her account easily. Phishing is the easiest method of hacking Facebook.

2:  Token access:
In this method hackers get the info of victim via website. When user enters his/her information on website without knowing that this information can be accessed by hackers or Hacker is present behind the website.



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