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You  know that?? your browser sends information to Facebook whenever you visit a web page that hosts a Facebook Like or Share button or other Facebook content. That’s true even if you do not have a Facebook account. If you do have a Facebook account, Facebook gets to know which sites you visit. Some users may see this as a privacy invasion. The general advice that you get on the Internet is to log out of the Facebook account when you do not use the site. The reasoning here is that logging out should prevent the identification of the user on third party sites with Facebook content.

According to Nik Cubrilovic though this is not the case. Facebook can track logged out users as much as it can track logged in users. How do they do it? With cookies of course. One would assume that logging out would delete all cookies linked to the account.

This is apparently not the case here. Facebook is not deleting all cookies when a user logs out. Nik notes:

To make it easier to see the cookies being unset, the names are in italics. If you compare the cookies that have been set in a logged in request, and compare them to the cookies that are being unset in the logout request, you will quickly see that there are a number of cookies that are not being deleted, and there are two cookies (locale and lu) that are only being given new expiry dates, and three new cookies (W, fl, L) being set.

Cookies that identify the user based on the account number still exist, which means that Facebook has access to that data whenever a connection to the site is made (on Facebook itself or third party sites). This means that Facebook can still identify users even if they are logged out of the social networking site.

The only solution? To delete all Facebook cookies whenever possible. While you could do that manually every time you log out of Facebook, it is probably not the best solution in this case. First, you have to do it every time which can quickly become a nuisance, and second, you have to remember to do it.

Here are a few add-ons and extensions that take care of that for your:

Facebook Blocker [Firefox] – Blocks all Facebook contents on third party sites from sending information. You can still interact with the elements if you want, but until you do, no information are submitted.
Facebook Disconnect [Google Chrome] – Blocks all Facebook traffic from third party sites.

Facebook Blocker [Opera] – Seems to be identical to the Google Chrome extension, blocks all Facebook third party traffic.
Have another add-on or tip on how to cope with the situation? Let everyone know in the comments.

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Hello Guys There is a very bad news for Ptcl users. Though I am also a Ptcl user :), Ptcl Broadband is down due to ptcl old technology or due to some other Ptcl's mistake :( . PTCL officials are saying that the Problem is in ptcl back-end. They say that they are working on it. Now let's see what happens.


I Hope ptcl recover Soon
Now guys Just Wait and Pray for Ptcl.....


Right Now at 9:04 AM only Google, Blogger Working on ptcl.
FACEBOOK is also not working

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KickAss 2 will KickAss

It has been stated that Mark Miller the writer of kickass will write kickass2. He said that he  has already started writing the sequel of the original kickass comic book. He declared that while writing the original kickass he created the room for three more extensions of kickass. As per wikipedia

"The second book would involve criminals taking on supervillain personae to counter the superheroes, and Hit-Girl trying to lead a normal life. The new comic was announced to have the working title of Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall."

New hero will be the motherfucker kickass who will lead the group of supervillans. The Hit girl who helped kickass to be a better hero is shown to be persuaded by his father not to be a hero. We will see how much asses will be kicked this time by kickass 2.

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HandLords KickAss2

XCM is a sport that was founded in 2001 by Handlordz and has taken the world by storm. XCM is the art of doing card manipulation as its own art form.

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Bash Shell scripting -z

If statement in bash shell if used with –z option checks either null is returned or not by the variable check. –z option specifies the zero length output or data. You could use –z option in bash script in the similar way you use any other option like –d, -f or –a.

Following example explains the use of –z option in bash script with If statement.  In the first statement the abc string is assigned the null value. Then if [ -z "$ abc " ] checks that $abc has anything or not as we assigned null. “abc is null” printed out.

abc=''   # Zero-length ("null") string variable. if [ -z "$ abc " ] then   echo "\$ abc is null." else   echo "\$ abc is NOT null." fi     # $ abc is null.

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Easy Facebook Hack:

After the feedback from the previous article,Level Basic: How to use keyLogger to hack facebook, Gmail, Hotmail and other passwords, we have decided to share something a bit easier and free as far as facebook hacking is concerned. Everybody wants to protect his/her facebook account from being hacked. Facebook account hacking is such a hot topic out there in the hacking world for free. Lot of people are trying to learn how to hack facebook particularly free. Every one is searching for "Easy facebook hack for free".


Lots of websites you see online just talk about free facebook account hacking but practically they dont tell you anything about facebook account hacking. So we decided to let you know how in actual world facebook account is being hacked and how and when you should expect it to be free.

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There are certain websites that allow you to lure your targeted id to enter the username and password of their facebook account. As a result the facebook username and password are saved in the database of the website from where it could be retrieved when required.

That’s why most of the sites like facebook ask you to enter the URL in the web browser instead of clicking a link that someone provides you.

All you have to do is ask the person to sign in using this facebook URL and his/her username and password will be stored in the websites database. After which the Websites charge you for the username and password.

You have to use some social hacking in order to persuade the person in signing in using infected link. Temptation is a basic tool which could be used over here. Tell the victim that you have seen her photo in this album and he/she is looking great after which just give the URL.

He or she will most likely to sign in with his facebook username and password and could get hacked. You could also use any other social hacking technique. This method is combination of social hacking and phishing. 

Please note that the purpose of this article is to create awareness among common people and let them know what different techniques are used in the world of hacking so that they could be prepared when such attack is launched against them. Remember there is nothing free in this world.

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