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Facebook Hack

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Hi everyone!

 

For those who've had Facebook for a long time now, they'll know what I'm talking about! I haven't been doing this in a long time so I thought I'd see if someone on here could help me!

Here's a screenshot of the "Looking For" area on Facebook Mobile:

 

rm752b.jpg

 

Available on this picture is "Friendship", "Dating" and "A Relationship". (For some strange reasons "Networking" isn't available anymore on this account, but is still on my other one?!)

 

Anyway, some years ago there was "Whatever I can get" and "Random play" aswell, but Facebook removed them. Altough if you had chosen it before, it stayed there (which means some people still have it, including some of my friends).

 

Now on this picture you can see that Friendship = Value 1, Dating = 2 and A Relationship = 3. Thanks to my other account I could find out that Networking = 6. So I can say that the former Whatever I can get and Random play = 4 and 5.

I tried changing the values from 2 and 3 to 4 and 5 or eventually even adding two new lines, but it didn't work. When I selected 4 and 5, nothing happened! Nothing was listed and the fields on my profile stayed empty. How can I hack this?

 

Here's the code:

 

<form action="/a/editprofile.php?edit=looking&type=basic&sid=17&fbb=r572b33e5&refid=0" method="post">

<input name="fb_dtsg" value="Rld5R" autocomplete="off" type="hidden">
<input id="post_form_id" name="post_form_id" value="loooooooongidnumber" autocomplete="off" type="hidden"><div>

<input name="new_info_arr[]" value="1" type="checkbox"><label>Friendship</label><br>
<input name="new_info_arr[]" value="2" type="checkbox"><label>Dating</label><br>
<input name="new_info_arr[]" value="3" type="checkbox"><label>Relationship</label><br>
<input name="new_info_arr[]" value="4" type="checkbox"><label>Whatever I can get</label><br>
<input name="new_info_arr[]" value="5" type="checkbox"><label>Random play</label><br>
<input name="new_info_arr[]" value="6" type="checkbox"><label>Networking</label><br></div>
<input name="post_form_id" value="loooooooongidnumber" type="hidden"><div>
<input name="save" value="Save" class="button" type="submit"><input name="cancel" value="Cancel" class="button" type="submit"></div>

</form>

 

Is there any chance to get 4 or 5? I want them so bad..

 

I hope someone can help me!

Revs :)

if it's still available to others and not the profile you showed then that suggests that the page has something going on that will be securing the link between what is available and what you can see. I suspect just adding lines of code is not going to override this.

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No it's not available to others - but if you selected it in the past, it would stay there! (It was there -> You could check it -> they removed it -> if you checked it, it stayed on your profile -> otherwise you can't check it anymore)

 

How can I bypass that something that secures the link?

No it's not available to others - but if you selected it in the past, it would stay there! (It was there -> You could check it -> they removed it -> if you checked it, it stayed on your profile -> otherwise you can't check it anymore)

 

How can I bypass that something that secures the link?

 

You can no longer input that data into the database. However if it's already in the database, it can still be output.

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Hmm I see.. So there's no chance in hacking that thing that blocks it from new inputs?

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