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Browse Facebook On A Secure Connection

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New feature on Facebook for everyone that doesn't know about it, try and do it ASAP
Click on the account settings tab, under your account header on the top right hand corner. Under account security, click the change button, and check the box that says “Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) whenever possible”. Click the save button, and you are good to go.


Click on the account settings tab, under your account header on the top right hand corner. Under account security, click the change button, and check the box that says “Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) whenever possible”. Click the save button, and you are good to go.



R.I.P Dad. I will never forget you xxx
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Do you know if there is a way to do this and still be able to play Mindjolt games?Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0
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I don't think so. I think you will have to keep switching to play Mindjolt games but if it saves you from having your personal details stolen then it is worth it I thinkR.I.P Dad. I will never forget you xxx0
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Yeah I've had it for about a month or so but am missing my games!Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0
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Are facebook users at some greater risk of having their connections compromised?0
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Are facebook users at some greater risk of having their connections compromised?Remember kids, it's the volts that jolt and the mills that kill.0
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Are facebook users at some greater risk of having their connections compromised?
The tool grabs a copy of the cookie and then you are able to send requests to the website with the stolen cookie, tricking the site into thinking you are the other user.
The sites it was designed for include twitter, facebook, hotmail, google etc who have all moved towards offering full SSL on all connections. This would stop the above attack as the cookie would be encrypted.
So yes they are at greater risk because there is a tool which makes it easier to exploit0
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