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How to use many facebook accounts in one browser [ mozilla]

How to use many facebook accounts in one browser in mozilla
Here is Very cool Stuff for you, now you can login from your many accounts in one browser in firefox.
Here is Cool Extantion which will alow you signin easily.
No Need to use other pc, only one browser .

Multifox popup
Multifox is an extension that allows Firefox to connect to websites using different user names. Simultaneously!
For example, if you have multiple Gmail accounts, you can open them all at the same time. Each Firefox window, managed by Multifox, accesses an account without interfering each other.

How to get it/Install it? Login to Multiple Accounts




  • A New FireFox Window will open you can see the identity color in blue background “2



  • So you Can Login to Multipe Accounts

i opened 2 Window you can click on again Open in a New indentity profile from File menu and signin to 3rd account.

Thats it this was very easy to Login to Multiple Accounts
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Convert any Website Into 3D Website Visualization with Tilt Firefox Extension

Tilt is a fun new Firefox extension focused on creating a 3D visualization of a webpage, drawn using WebGL. Since the DOM is essentially a tree-like representation of a document, this tool layers each node based on the nesting in the tree, creating stacks of elements, each having a corresponding depth and being textured according to the webpage rendering.



Various information besides the actual contents will be displayed on request, regarding each node’s type, class, id, and other attributes if available. The rendering will be dynamic, in-browser, using WebGL and GLSL shaders.

Tilt also offers the possibility of inspecting the html, css, and attributes of each node in the DOM tree, refreshes its contents if the webpage has been modified with other tools such as Firebug, and exporting the webpage to a 3D mesh or a screenshot.

For Addons

For compatibility, this add-on will require WebGL capabilities. Go to http://get.webgl.org/ to check availability and troubleshoot any issues.

To start Tilt, hit Control+Shift+M (or Command+Shift+M if you're on Mac OS, or go to Web Developer -> Tilt, available in the Firefox application menu (or the Tools menu on Mac OS). You can change this hotkey from the Options menu inside Tilt.


Tilt 3D 1.0.1

by Victor Porofrobcee

A WebGL-based 3D visualization of a webpage.

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Hack your BEAM FIBER internet for high speed


This is not actually a hack but a tweak with the beam fiber internet connection and it only works onwin xp, with a torrent client software like utorrent.
The first step is to create a new network connection-
1. Start> control panel> network and internet connections> network connections
2. Create a new connection -> choose connect to the internet, click next.
-> choose set up my connection manually, click next.
-> choose connect using a broadband connection hat requires a username and password,click next.
-> Enter a ISP name of your own. (it can be your own name), click next.
-> Enter the username and password which your internet provider has given you, click next and then finish.
Now the second step -
Assuming you have a torrent client running. (make sure not more than 2 torrents are active)
1. Stay on your beam cable login page. (http://portal.beamtele.com/index.php#content)
2. Open your network connection you created in the 1st step. (Don’t yet connect it)
3. When any 1 torrent hits about 20 kbps, log off your beam fiber login page. Wait for the login options to come and when it does, connect the connection you created in step 1.
Take care u connect the network connection before the torrent speed goes down to 0 kbps.
4. Wait for 20-25 seconds and there you go! You will see speeds that your connection has never seen before… :D
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BROWSER FINGERPRINTING


In this post, I am going to introduce Browser Fingerprinting and I will also demonstrate on how theBrowser Autopwn exploit works. To introduce you first, that over the time, the privacy on the internet has become the prime concern of the users. So in how many ways you think you are carrying this privacy? Or that your activities aren’t being tracked on the web? It’s by-far very true that disabling cookies or using private browsing keeps you from being uniquely identified. But to bring it to your notice, lol! you can still be uniquely pointed out. Wondering how?
“Its more like, hey dude! I don’t even need your damn IP and cookies to find you out.”
Actually, the modern web browsers that we use, send too much of small bits of information to the websites such as the screen size, colour schemes, detailed browser version, fonts installed, the order in which they are installed, font size, OS information and a whole bunch of similar info. So, these innocent looking information in bits, figure out the unique users on their website. Though this has been raised as an issue by most security researchers, still this technique is being used by some bank and credit card companies to identify if its a legitimate user or not. They call this technique, Client-less Device Identification.
So far so good, I will now show you how browser fingerprinting has been used by attackers for getting into the victim’s computer probably making use of social engineering as well.
Let’s assume that the victim has been using some older versions of the browser (might be IE6,7 or Firefox 4 and so on). The attacker uses the exploit to generate a random URL which serves as the lethal weapon against the victim. All the attacker has to do, is convince or persuade the victim to go to that URL, which might involve something of social engineering. The attacker can as well publish that URL on the web and wait for some connection. As soon as a user, which hereby becomes the victim, goes to that URL, he/she sees a loading notification and on the other end, the attacker can see a session that gets created. His job done. Thereby he exclaims, “WHOOPIE!”. Now he has the complete unbound access of the victim’s computer.
To show you the demo snaps, I opened up Metasploit Framework console, used the browser_autopwnexploit as shown:
Type ‘show options‘ to get the list of default options to use the exploit. LHOST must be the IP address of the attacker. SRVPORT is the port to listen on. I used port 80. URIPATH can be anything. After setting up the option, fire the exploit by typing ‘exploit‘. Check the snap below:
As soon as we type ‘exploit‘, the exploit starts the server, generates random URLs and starts listening at port 80. The URL that’s listed at the end would be like ‘http://192.168.244.1/abhimanyu‘ ( This acts as what we call ‘payload’). The moment the user goes to the URL on his computer, that has been generated on the attacker’s side, exactly the same thing happens as I explained before the demo, eventually creating a session.
So this works out very fine and think over how Browser Fingerprinting plays its role. Note that, the attacker doesn’t even know the victim’s IP initially, even though the attacker successfully creates the session using the exploit.
Disclaimer: This is for educational purpose and to make you aware of the scenarios of various different security breaches. The administrator or the authors of prohackersden will not be responsible for any misuse of this post.
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