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@CA10 Ok dude, I got 3 points for ya. First of all go easy on the accusations cuz you don't have proof. Second, work on your grammar cuz it sucks. Third, why the hell would I mess with socialreviver? I use the extension myself cuz i find it useful (duh). FYI I don't work for facebook. -_-
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I've checked the source code of the extension and I did not find anything suspicious. However, there is a function in the code which every 12 hours sends the following information: the MD5 hash of your user ID, the extension version, the installation time, the language you've configured Facebook to use, the country you're using Facebook from, the ID of the extension and the type of the extension. The first may be a concern, since MD5 is broken (http://cryptocrats.com/crypto/md5-the-hash-algorithm-is-now-broken/). This may, in theory, allow people to reconstruct your Facebook ID from it's hash. However, this is complicated and resource-intensive, so it's not very likely to happen. Moreover, the author clearly did not intend the unique identifier to be reversible, as it would have been way more easy to just send the complete ID in an unencoded form.
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Reply from socialreviver.net12 years ago
Hi, thanks for your comment. I did not know the fact that MD5 has been broken; anyway, the hash is simply associated to two things in my servers: to the statistics (the number shown in the homepage), to count every person as one for each released version; and to the settings, that do not contain any personally identificable info. Moreover, Facebook actually permits developers to store user IDs of the users of an application, but since I do not need to use the plaintext ID on my servers, I preferred to use the MD5 hash.
SocialReviver is a product of mine. My application is not misleading and is not "tracking" anybody's surfing; if anybody wants to contact me for further clarification (eg. code analysis and the like) please reply to this comment. Thanks.
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I bet (just a guess) syderman999 must be work at Facebook try to mess with your S.R.
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Fr: Good site, cette extensions vous donne l'ancienne apparence facebook, à l'ancienne ce site s'appelait Fb Chat Sidebar Disabler, donc je vois pas pourquoi vous le trouvez tous frauduleux. En: Good site, this extensions gives you the former facebook appearance, in the former this site was called Fb Chat Sidebar Disabler, thus I see not why you find him(it) all deceitful.
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Très bon site, ce n'est pas du spam etc
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