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A S H L E Y 🩷 :

Someone i know keeps doing this to my Facebook but they dont use my phone. how are they getting the information?

Vinny_c17 :

If you have access to their signed in profile already why would you need to sign in again? 😂

Unlock Your Potential :

The question is how you will do man in the middle and get that ?

charlie56231 :

Its not that easy bro. The only reason that worked is because you had already had an active session in the browser. if you got on another device and tried this it would absolutely fail. lol.

Only1truth :

You should make it clear that you are talking about public computers, not someone’s personal computer at home behind a firewall. It’s not that easy to get to my cookies , not even the ones in my pantry unless you break into my house. If you do that, please don’t eat them all.

Apple User54374413 :

But you need access to there phone ?

it is all about to stop :

so how do you protect yourself from this

zipnut067 :

I’ll remember his next time I use a public computer and stay logged on. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣

fuck-tick tock trash ass app :

yeah your video look very easy but it's not that ez 🙄

clr_swe :

I set my browser to clear cache, cookies, history after I close the browser and I always close the browser

melisaymelisa :

How? Google workspace….

userjohnfl :

The real issue isn't 2FA itself; it's session hijacking across both client-side and server-side security boundaries. Malware can steal authenticated session cookies, while servers may accept those tokens without additional verification. The critical defenses are session binding, rotation, anomaly detection, and immediate revocation. Authentication security cannot end at login. This demonstration raises serious questions about how platforms protect active sessions. 😳

Andrew :

How about it clearing cookies after each time the browser closes ?

OTTN :

Sorry but I don’t think you understand how MFA works after successfully logging in. But the advice on using a public computer is 100% on point.

FUNNY_AS_ROB :

I'm broke

Δlex. :

That is why session controls must be carefully configured to automatically end sessions after inactivity from the user within a certain amount of seconds.

Alberto Vinozzi :

🤣 ХАКЕР!!!

Niche Unc :

Kyohi :

this is for noobs

rapidtracerecovery-Tonny :

You do not need access to most times. This is one way, there are other ways that can not be made public.

VYBORIX :

Bet finna cook someone shyt todayyy

UAFTV :

First, you'll need to do a MITM. Then you have to find an Authkey. Burp Suite skills will be needed for this. To protect yourself, use a VPN when using a public wifi.

amplify :

omg this doesn't do anything

ICheer4U :

👀👀👀