Access your Facebook with 3 different passwords

Facebook Allows user to use three different passwords to Log in.
Suppose Your password is PassWord
The First Way of Logging is use the same password as it is i.e PassWord .
The Second way of logging is just reverse the Case of your password i.e Uppercase letters to Lower case and lower case letters to upper case. So, the second password for logging is pASSwORD  just reversing the order.

The Third way of Logging is to make the the first letter of your password to uppercase suppose your password is passWord then you logging as PassWord making the first letter to Uppercase.

Post Your Status in BLU€ Color in "Facebook"

Steps for Posting Blue Status on Facebook :
1. Go to Facebook.com and Login with your Credentials.
2. Now go to update status link and paste below code, and change the text saying YOUR TEXT HERE with your own text you want in blue color like.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                      @[1: ]@@[1:[0:1: Your Text Here ]]

Facebook Account Hacked : Now no need to worry , get little help from your Friends

Facebook is set to announce new security features today that will let people set passwords for third-party apps and get help from friends when they can't get into their account.
When hackers hijack accounts, the first thing they typically do is change passwords so legitimate account holders can't get back in. Instead of going through the rigamarole of verifying that you are the legitimate account owner, Facebook will now let friends vouch for you.
The new Trusted Friends feature, which like App Passwords will available for "testing" in coming weeks, lets you select three to five friends who can be trusted to help get access to a hijacked account. Facebook will send secret codes to the select friends who can then share them with you.
"It's sort of similar to giving a house key to your friends when you go on vacation--pick the friends you most trust in case you need their help in the future," the company said in a blog post due to go live today. CNET has seen an advance copy

.  

Similarly, Facebook is bulking up security for in-system apps. Your Facebook login already generally allows you to access your Facebook apps, but in some cases you may prefer to use an unrelated and/or unique password for particular apps. And now you can.
To use App Passwords, click on Account Settings, then select Security Tab and the "App Passwords" section. "You can generate a password that you won't need to remember, just enter it along with your email when logging into an application," the company said in a statement.
"There are tons of applications you can use by logging in with your Facebook credentials. However in some cases you may want to have a unique password for that application," the blog post says. "This is especially helpful if you have opted into Login Approvals, for which security codes don't always work when using 3rd party applications."
These moves are Facebook's latest attempts to help people keep hackers and hijackers out of their accounts. In May, Facebook announced a number of security offerings, including a two-factor authentication called Login Approvals that require a code when you log in from an unrecognized device. The site will also generate warnings when links look suspicious or if it senses dubious activity going on behind the scenes of clicks. Facebook also launched a bug bounty program in July.

Schedule Your Tweets And Facebook Status Updates

We all use Facebook or Twitter or both to remain connected with our friends and family. But sometimes we want to post a status update or tweet something in a later time , so LaterBro is an online service that provides you with scheduling facility . You just have to approve the application with your Facebook or Twitter account and it will post your updates at the time you specify.

Not only this, you can repeat your tweets or status updates without doing anything , just give the details when posting the status and LaterBro will automatically retweet and repost your statuses.

SCARE YOUR FRIENDS WITH FAKE HACKED MESSAGE [MUST SEE]

Today, I will show you some little pranks to play with your friends on Facebook and make them look like they are really being hacked.

Firstly, Copy the below codes into notepad

dim strDot
strDot="."
set ws = CreateObject("wscript.shell")
wscript.sleep 5000
for i = 1 to 100
ws.sendkeys "Initializing : &H246" & 700 + i & "{ENTER}"
wscript.sleep 100
next
wscript.sleep 1500
ws.sendkeys "_Profile ID Found...._{ENTER}"
wscript.sleep 1500
ws.sendkeys "_Targeting Profile..._{ENTER}"

wscript.sleep 1800
ws.sendkeys "_Exploiting Profile_{ENTER}"
wscript.sleep 800
for i = 1 to 20
ws.sendkeys "*Sending Exploits...* : " & i & "{ENTER}"
wscript.sleep 800
next
wscript.sleep 1500
ws.sendkeys "*_Starting Password Attack_*{ENTER}"
wscript.sleep 800
ws.sendkeys "_Attack Type : Brute Force_{ENTER}"
wscript.sleep 1500
for i = 1 to 30
ws.sendkeys "Hacking account Now" & strDot & "{ENTER}"
strDot = strDot & "."
wscript.sleep 800
next
wscript.sleep 1500
ws.sendkeys "*Attack Completed...!*{ENTER}"


Now save it as any name but with .vbs extension. E.g:- kenalsoft.vbs . and save to desktop.
Now to the main trick, Open your facebook account and select the person you want to play pranks with from chat,

MAKE SURE THE PERSON IS ONLINE.

And the last part now, Please becareful in this part.
== >> Double click on the vbs script ypu crated previously and immediately move your cursor on the facebook chat box of the person and see what happens.