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[citation][nom]kingnoobe[/nom]You can't make something like facebook any more safe (maybe on a code level as far as their security goes). But it's usually you're average joe/jane that get themselves into trouble. Just like anything else (open wifi routers, etc..). Then they bitch and whine when people find out their info that THEY posted. Now facebook could just be a fad, but until somebody does it better it's gonna be around. Also remember you're not the center of the universe just because you don't like something doesn't mean it sucks for everybody.[/citation]
you could make facebook more safe when you log in to facebook it would be easy to get your password from you. facebook doesn't use secure login no SSH/TLS. it has the ability to do it but it isnt even the newest version of TLS that facebook CAN implement, and even that isnt inabled by default. Also the hash your password is stored in on facebook is in MD5 which can be descovered pretty easy even if you dont initially sniff the password out. my home computer could probably create a collision with a MD5 has in about 20 seconds... and people think they are secure.
you could make facebook more safe when you log in to facebook it would be easy to get your password from you. facebook doesn't use secure login no SSH/TLS. it has the ability to do it but it isnt even the newest version of TLS that facebook CAN implement, and even that isnt inabled by default. Also the hash your password is stored in on facebook is in MD5 which can be descovered pretty easy even if you dont initially sniff the password out. my home computer could probably create a collision with a MD5 has in about 20 seconds... and people think they are secure.