Take EXTRA PRECAUTIONS when using public WIFI

This is me hacking my own account to show how easy it is to hack a facebook account with the right tools and a little know-how. I blurred out the tool I used for my adventurous friends out there since this is not a tutorial on how to hack. This is a warning to those public wifi users and friends.

All I need is a laptop and fire up the command to create a fake WIFI connection.
This command will create a WIFI connection and will be visible to all nearby devices. Let's check my cellphone.
Yup! It's there let's choose "SM FREE WIFI" and see what happens.
On my laptop, it shows that someone just got connected.
On my cellphone, it requires us to sign-in. This page actually came from our fake wifi (laptop). It looks legit and if you're not careful say goodbye to your facebook account. Below are the results when i tried to login.





Lesson: Never give up your login details for a free connection.

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