[Mr.Kurd]

Thank you my friend
I will bookmark it.

[Blink]

Facebook is a bank of personal information.

Very true, you should never use it.

I made an account once to submit a potential vulnerability, which I ended up getting $0 from...

[hilalvx]

Hello everyone,

It may not have reached global news, but it was pretty "big'" news here. As some of you may know, I live in Belgium, a pretty small country. There's a guy  (from Belgium) who made a site that allows you to see everything about a persons Facebook account. Old posts, things you liked, old photos and more. You don't even need to be friends with the person.

I recommend checking out your profile, you come across shit you wish you didn't like.
I posted this in social engineering since it can be a good use for people trying to SE, if the category is wrong, someone of the mods please move this to the appropiate category.

The link: https://stalkscan.com/

*NOTE* This tool is 100% legal. It uses Facebook's own search functions to show results. It's just packed in a website with an overview.

Won't let you see stuff if someone has blocked it. How do you get around that?

[mothered]

Won't let you see stuff if someone has blocked it.  How do you get around that?

It depends what's blocked.

Facebook Is heavily used on It's sharing functionality, so just because someone has blocked (for example) their friends list and made It private, It doesn't necessarily mean It Is private. If you find their "mutual friends" and those accounts are set to public, due to the friends being "mutual", you then have the private account's friends.

[hilalvx]

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If you find their "mutual friends" and those accounts are set to public, due to the friends being "mutual", you then have the private account's friends.
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Interesting, but if I can't see their friends how do I find their mutual friends?  Because with this it just says something like 'Sorry we couldn't display'.  Also it still means their comments and posts are still blocked.

[mothered]

I made an account once to submit a potential vulnerability, which I ended up getting $0 from...

Yes, they (FB) don't seem to appreciate the vulnerabilities brought to their attention.

It's only when they're exploited, that they begin to take It seriously.

[ApatheticEuphoria]

Feel free to bring some of these vulnerabilities to my attention, I'll take them seriously.

[black3izard]

nice share man checking this now !

[glitch956]

Thank you for the share, facebook is shady man...

[Bish0pQ]

Same here, because I don't have one pertaining to my real profile.

I have 2 fake accounts, one of which Is a female (around 4 years old) who has over 250 friends. My anonymity Is paramount- I wouldn't even disclose the first Initial of my real name, let alone my entire life story for the globe to access. On topic, bookmarked this site.
Thank you my friend, great contribution.

I have an Facebook account, which will be "removed soon".

Just want to notice this, fake account or not, you still have to be carefull. With well coded tools, AI or a researcher your information can still be at stake, EVEN when it's a fake account.

An random example:
You are a person who like rock music, but doesn't want to spend to much money on festivals. You dislike asians because you had a car accident where the driver was asian.
You're someone who likes women that have blonde hair and blue eyes (extracted from a dating site for example). You are a hilary supporter.

With some good analytics from Facebook, if you'd like photo's of women with blonde hair and blue eyes, share articles about supporting Hilary and post a racist comment about asians than I could calculate chances and (possibly) match your information to Facebook's information. Than if it's a match extract further information from Facebook.

People this is just a random example, I don't mean anything racist against asians with the example.
Do you understand what I'm trying to say my friend?