Post Your Message To All Facebook Groups In a Single Click

Hello friends..

Today i will show You a Trick By Which You can Able To Post Your message In All Or Selected Facebook Groups Of Your List In a Single Click.This Is a Small But Powerful Trick You Can Use This To promote Your Blog To All Facebook Groups.But Please Don't Misuse this Trick To Spam Alot.

So Lets Start The Trick..

STEP 1: Go To http://www.hexcolor.in/tools/multipost/

STEP 2: Login To Your Facebook Account By using Fconnect Button.After That You will See Something Like This.

STEP 3:  Put Your Message In "Your Message Field."...

You Can Also Able To Put Link To Any Site Which You Want To Post With Your Message By Pasting Its URL in "Post Link (URL)" Field.

If You Want To add Any Image With Your Message And Link Then You Can Do this By Pasting The URL of Image "Post Image Link (URL)" Or Alternatively You Can Upload A Picture From Your Computer.


STEP 4: After That Select The Groups Which You Want To Publish Your Post. If You Want To Publish Your Post To All Groups Then Click Mark On "Select All".

STEP 5: Finally Click On To "Fpost" Button At The Bottom of the Page To Post Your Message In All Groups..

Enjoy.. :)

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10 Interesting Facts About Facebook

The growth of facebook even surpised the founderMark Zuckerburg. We know, facebook has become one of our favourite place to share and display our ideas. But the real facts behind this success social networking site is really amazing. According to Popular Identity Survey, Fb is the second largest ¨nation¨ bypopulation. 6 out of 10 of youth are member in facebook. Let´s see the top10 facts behind the working of facebook.
1. Facebook claims to havemore than 800m active users: almost 13 times the population of the UK. Over half of those log in to the site every single day.
2. In March last year Facebook claimed it was deleting 20,000 profiles daily for infractions of its terms of service including inappropriate images, spam or suspected underage users (Facebookis only available to those who declare themselves tobe over 13).
3. The average Facebook user has 130 friends and is connected to 80 community pages, groups or events.
4. There are more than 70 languages used on the website, and content was translated by 300,000 volunteer Facebook users using a specially created application.
5. More than 350m users access Facebook on mobiledevices such as iPhones.
6. Facebook employs just over 3,000 staff at offices in Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, New York, Washington DC,Dublin, Hamburg, Hong Kong, Hyderabad, London, Madrid, Milan, Paris, Selangor, Singapore, Stockholm, Sydney, Tokyo and Toronto.
7. Facebook received$500,000 of investment in 2004, $12.7m in 2005 and$27.5m in 2006.
8. In October 2008 the company announced that the 10 billionth user photograph was uploaded. More than 250m new photos are currently beingadded to the site each day.
9. Around 4bn items are shared on Facebook daily.
10. It is estimated that Facebook saw revenue of$4.3bn last year, mostly from advertising, and profit of $850m.
so,, i think,, before you dosay or yell out to anyone that,, “”  i spend 10 hoursper day @ fb’s mafia wars”"
you would like or prefer tosay,, “” yo yo homies,, i do know 10 fascinating facts of fb,,, don’t you,,”"  lmfao….
have fun,, n dont get youreyes hurt.. moniters do emit gamma rays,, i think,,:lol,

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The group appears to have obtained the stolen accounting data, through either phishing, or data mining malware-infected hosts for Facebook credentials. Another alternative would be that they have purchased the cache containing the stolen credentials from a specific service reselling accounting data, as these services are quite popular within the cybercrime ecosystem nowadays.

As a precaution, Facebook users are advised to periodically change their passwords from a malware-free host.

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It looks as though some of the weaker passwords — around 300,000 of them — may have been cracked already. Other users have been seen reaching out to fellow hackers in an apparent bid to seek help in cracking the encryption.

Finnish security firm CERT-FI is warning that the hackers may have access to user email addresses also, though they appear encrypted and unreadable.

A source said they had searched and discovered their password in the cache. It has been reported that the passwords were encrypted using the SHA-1 algorithm — which is known for its flaws — but unless a password is weak, it may take a while to decrypt the remaining cache.

LinkedIn has more than 150 million users worldwide. This apparent hack could affect less than 10 percent of its user base, but it will strike a damaging blow to the ‘professional’ social network’s reputation.

It is advised users change their passwords as a precautionary measure.

LinkedIn said it was “looking into reports of stolen passwords” on its official Twitter account.

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