With most social networking websites, Tagged being included, a lot of security measures are implemented in order to prevent the hacking of other users' accounts.
Many websites suggest that they have the capability of hacking such websites - however they tend to be unreliable and sometimes harmful to your own machine and/or personal details and privacy.
There are methods available for gaining information on a person's user account details that would allow access. The methods listed below do not use tools to hack the website itself but allow users to gain information that would allow access to individual users accounts. However, this is a violation of a person's privacy, and is against the terms and conditions of the Tagged website.
This form of software monitors and stores data about other people's activity on computers. They store input text and screen-shots to be viewed by the software administrator or user. This would then store the users login details, should they log in to their account whilst the monitoring software is installed onto the system.
Due to laws on privacy, these software titles now have to inform the user that they're being monitored by such software - however some less legitimate titles do not feature this notification. Most of these software titles require a subscription cost or one-time purchase.
This method relies heavily on the technical ability of the creator of the fake page, as well as the perceived authenticity of the page by the person being victimized.
Many websites suggest that they have the capability of hacking such websites - however they tend to be unreliable and sometimes harmful to your own machine and/or personal details and privacy.
There are methods available for gaining information on a person's user account details that would allow access. The methods listed below do not use tools to hack the website itself but allow users to gain information that would allow access to individual users accounts. However, this is a violation of a person's privacy, and is against the terms and conditions of the Tagged website.
- The use of spy software (key loggers)
This form of software monitors and stores data about other people's activity on computers. They store input text and screen-shots to be viewed by the software administrator or user. This would then store the users login details, should they log in to their account whilst the monitoring software is installed onto the system.
Due to laws on privacy, these software titles now have to inform the user that they're being monitored by such software - however some less legitimate titles do not feature this notification. Most of these software titles require a subscription cost or one-time purchase.
- Phishing
This method relies heavily on the technical ability of the creator of the fake page, as well as the perceived authenticity of the page by the person being victimized.
