Hacking FB Account Using Google Dork List

Hacking FB Account Using Google Dork List :-
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Prerequisites: (This one is Easy!)
1. A modern webbrowser and a internet.
2. Time
[Level:Beginner]
Method 1: Facebook!We will be using a google dork to find
usernames and passwords of many accounts including Facebook!
The Dork: intext:charset_test= email= default_persistent=
Enter that into Google, and you will be presented with several sites
that have username and passwords lists!

Method 2: WordPress!
This will look for WordPress backup files Which do contain the
passwords, and all data for the site!The Dork: filetype:sql inurl:wpcontent/
backup-*

Method 3: WWWBoard!
This will look for the user and passwords of WWWBoard usersThe
Dork: inurl:/wwwboard/passwd.txt
Method 4: FrontPage!
This will find all users and passwords, similar to above.The Dork:
ext:pwd inurl:(service | authors | administrators | users) "# -
FrontPage-"

Method 5: Symfony!This finds database information and loginsThe
Dork: inurl:config/databases.yml -trac -trunk -"Google Code" -source
-repository

Method 6: TeamSpeak! (big one!!!!!)This will search for the
server.dbs file (a Sqlite database file With the SuperAdmin username
and password!!!)The Dork: server-dbs "intitle:index of"

Method 7: TeamSpeak2!!! (also big!)This will find the log file which
has the Super Admin user and pass in the Top 100 lines. Look for
"superadmin account info:"The Dork:
"inurl:Teamspeak2_RC2/server.log"

Method 8: Get Admin pass!Simple dork which looks for all types of
admin infoThe Dork: "admin account info" filetype:log

Method 9: Private keys! (not any more!) This will find any .pem files
which contain private keys.The Dork: filetype:pem pem intext:private
And the Ultimate one, the regular directory full of passwords....
Method 10: The Dir of Passwords! Simple one!The Dork: intitle:"Index
of..etc" passwd

Error Message: “Fatal Error: An error has been encountered that prevents setup from continuing. One of the components that Windows needs to continue setup could not be installed. Press OK to view the setup log file.”

Error Message: “Fatal Error: An error has been encountered that prevents setup from continuing.
One of the components that Windows needs to continue setup could not be installed.
Press OK to view the setup log file.”

Translation:
This error message means the Setup program is unable to read from your WinXP installation CD.

Solution:
If your WinXP installation CD is very damaged or scratched, you’ll have to get a replacement from Microsoft.

You may be able to resolve this by copying the setup files from the CD to a folder in your hard drive. If you’re installing WinXP to a clean hard drive, insert a Win98 or WinMe startup disk in your computer’s floppy drive and reboot the computer. At the command prompt, type the following command:
xcopy [CD Drive Letter]\i386\*.*
c:\i386\*.* /s /e

This command copies all the files in the i386 folder of your WinXP installation CD to a new i386 folder in your C: drive. The /s and /e command switches ensure that you copy all directories and subdirectories (even empty ones) to the new location.Now, type c:\i386\winnt.exe to continue the setup process. Winnt.exe is the installation file that must be used when you’re running the Setup program from a startup disk command prompt.

If you’re simply upgrading an existing Win98/Me installation, click Start and Run, type cmd in the Open textbox, and click OK.
At the command prompt, type the same command as above to copy the files. When the copy process is complete, type c:\i386\winnt32.exe to launch the setup process.
The reason you use the winnt32.exe file in this situation is that you are running the Setup program from within Windows.

Error Message: “This program cannot be run in DOS Mode.”

Error Message: “This program cannot be run in DOS Mode.” This message appears when you attempt to execute Setup.exe from within a DOS real-mode command prompt. Translation: The WinXP Setup.exe executable cannot be run from MS-DOS. Solution: If you need to run the installation from within MS-DOS, type [CD-ROM Drive]:\i386\winnt.exe to start the Setup program.

Error Message:“Setup has disabled the upgrade option, could not load the file D:\ i386\Win9xupg\W95upg.dll. Setup cannot continue, because this version can only install as an upgrade.”

Error Message: When upgrading from Win98/Me to WinXP, you get the following message during setup: “Setup has disabled the upgrade option, could not load the file D:\i386\Win9xupg\W95upg.dll. Setup cannot continue, because this version can only install as an upgrade.” During the installation, Windows XP’s Setup program prompts you to check Microsoft’s Web site for updated installation files. This is a good option to choose and ensures a trouble-free installation. To perform a clean boot, choose Selective Startup in the System Configuration Utility’s General tab and uncheck all the checkboxes to minimize the number of files processed and loaded by Windows at boot time. Translation: As the message implies, this issue occurs because the Setup program mistakenly assumes the upgrade option is not valid for your software. This occurs in spite of the fact that you are eligible for an upgrade because you are obviously installing on top of an existing Windows installation. Solution: There are two solutions to this problem that Microsoft suggests. First, clean boot your computer and try to run Setup after the boot process completes. The other solution is to copy the i386 folder from the WinXP installation CD to a folder on your hard drive. If you’re already in Windows, simply use Windows Explorer to browse to the i386 folder in your WinXP installation CD,right-click the folder, and click Copy. Browse to a location on your hard drive, right-click,and click Paste. The copy process might take a few minutes because you are transferring a large amount of data when you do this.