Operation Facebook

IRC (Port 6667): irc.anonops.li #OperationFacebook


        !There has been a gross misunderstanding  caused by the popularized video concerning #OperationFacebook,  made by a  non-native speaker of English. The word "kill" was used and  interpreted  liberally by various media outlets to mean a direct hacking  attack on  the infrastructure of Facebook. This interpretation is  distracting from  the context of the rest of the message, which aims to  warn citizens in  a concentrated and creative way of the privacy and  security risks  involved in using Facebook.!



  What is OperationFacebook?

	-	OperationFacebook is anti-Facebook campaign.


  We want to :

	-	expose to everyone that Facebook sells private data of their users
	-	scorn Facebook as much as possible in as many ways as we can scheme up
	-	be sure the public and Fb knows why are we doing it
	-	convince as many people as we can to leave Fb

			Our main goal is to inform society about the dangers of using
		   Facebook, we want to inform  everyone that Facebook is not private and
		   that it's selling user data to companies that work for the government.
 		   The anonymity has been taken from us and we want it back.


  What’s wrong with Fb?

	-	Facebook  is now the largest database of people on the planet.  This data is
	made available to law enforcement and companies. Private data is not well protected
	and can be easily stolen. Facebook does not respect privacy by keeping and selling
	all private content posted on its platform. Applications can access your profile.
	Information on one's profile is still Facebook's property even after profile
	deactivation. Facebook can be used to steal from people, hurt them, and manipulate
	them.

	-	 Over 600 million people are registered at Facebook. That means the data of
	600 million  people is visible to everyone in the world wide web, there's absolutely
	no anonymity.  Even the privacy policy of Facebook doesn't assure you of anonymity.


  Something about privacy policy of Fb.

	-	 In Facebook privacy policy it's stated that: "We allow advertisers to
	choose the characteristics of users...and we may use any of the non-personally
	identifiable attributes we have collected (including information you may have
	decided not to show to other users, such as your birth year or other sensitive
	personal information or preferences)to select the appropriate audience for those
	advertisements."

	-	 You also allow Facebook to place a cookie in your browser: "...there is a
	possibility that the advertiser may place a cookie in your browser..."

	-	 It's also written there that Facebook logs nearly every action you do
	there:" We keep track of some of the actions you take on Facebook, such as adding
	connections (including joining a group or adding a friend), creating a photo album,
	sending a gift, poking another user, indicating you “like” a post, attending an
	event, or connecting with an application. In some cases you are also taking an
	action when you provide information or content to us. For example, if you share a
	video, in addition to storing the actual content you uploaded, we might log the fact
	that you shared it."

	-	You also allow Facebook to collect information about your "browser type,
	location, and IP address, as well as the pages you visit."

	-	 You should read the privacy policy of Facebook to know what you allow
	Facebook to do with your data.You can find it on https://www.facebook.com/policy.php


  Facebook doesn’t provide enough protection.

	-	Fb also sells your data to law enforcement and companies. Not to mention
	they earn millions of $ by selling this data.

	-	All you do on Fb is recorded & shared with the governments and anyone who
	has the money to buy it. Even if you "delete" your data, they're still saved and any
	government agency can look them up anytime.

	-	Facebook wants to make money, and they can do this by sharing your
	information with advertisers who want to market their products to you.

	-	Basically Facebook is pretty sloppy about vetting their ads, which could
	result in you clicking on an anti-virus software ad and downloading an actual virus.

	-	Privacy settings revert to a less safe default mode after each redesign.

	-	More than a dozen privacy and consumer protection organizations have filed a
	complaint with the FCC claiming the site plays with privacy settings intentionally
	to make users’ personal info fair game for commercial use.

	-	Even after you delete your profile, the data stays on facebook and can be
	recovered anytime.


  We’re going to do next:

	-	Step #1: Informing your own city what Facebook is actually doing by hanging
	posters around. From 15/08/2011 -> 22/08/2011 (dd/mm/jjj)

	-	Step #1.5: Make fake FB accounts and massive invite strangers for a week or
	two.

	-	Step #2: Inform every FB friend on whats going on around FB. Make a wall
	about it or something.

	-	Step #3: Inform local media of your own country about Facebook.

	-	 Step #3.5: Mass spam the internet about FB's activities. Be createful,
	contact Google, contact Microsoft, spam on MSN, Yahoo, Skype or w/e, massive spam on
	games, Inform EVERYONE.

	-	Step #4: Inform world media (Fox News, NY Times, The Times, etc.)

	-	Step #5: Create an Anonymous Social Network site ourselves identical to FB,
	only difference is that everyone is Anonymous.

	-	Step #6: Convince everyone from FB to join our new network.

	-	Step #7: ??????

	-	Step #8: Profit


  Posters and propaganda.
	Anti-FB meme's: http://www.mediafire.com/?urtz6i66s5ljkvl
	Anti-FB logo: http://bit.ly/pHgY12
	Anti-FB posters : http://www.mediafire.com/?8nnfgbslabzzk08  (needs to be translated
	into other languages so other anons can print it out and hang it everywhere around
	their city.(Being worked upon))
		Translations so far:
	- English
	- Dutch
	- Czech
	- Italian
	- German
	- Russian
	- Slovak
	- Arabic
	- French
	- Portuguese
	- Romanian
	- Spanish
	- Lithuanian


  · LINKS

  · Also read:
	http://pastebin.com/P81YkDvN
	http://pastebin.com/3X2BYPBk

  · Articles about Fb:
	http://tgr.ph/mZxQsM
	http://bit.ly/icSsVV
	http://bit.ly/9mYagF
	http://bit.ly/kkngGj
	http://bit.ly/oGyTLA
	http://rww.to/2GIL

  · DNS Poisoning:
	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_cache_poisoning

  ·  Youtube:
	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWQTS8zqYXU
	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFGydcV6IOA

  · Privacy Policy:
	https://www.facebook.com/policy.php
	(notice that you only agree to have   your data shared with apps you approve, or  if
	there is a legal   requirement (court order, etc.), they say NOTHING  of selling
	your information, but do it anyway)

	https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/05/facebook-privacy-promises


  ·August 1, 2011   Botnet could steal data via Facebook photos :
	http://www.twitonline.in/?p=711
	http://bit.ly/icSsVV
	http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2010/jul/07/rogue-facebook-applications

  ·Companies selling your information:
	http://bit.ly/kkngGj
	http://www.socialintel.com/home

  ·Cracking/hacking tuts (only for the already mildly knowledgeable):
	http://www.mediafire.com/?8loom6s9kp330sz

  ·OS ready to hack/crack
	http://www.backtrack-linux.org/

  ·Facebook has been hacked before, several years ago:
	http://bit.ly/esanGi

 ·Proof that FB actually IS selling our info to the government:
	 http://www.albumoftheday.com/facebook/

 · A  Youtube vid from some ICTfag  giving a presentation about the safety of  your ISP
   regarding the  government. Facebook is named in it as wel:
	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJDCxzKmROY (someone should contact this guy and ask
	for more info)