[b]I encountered this b4. But the thing is my e-mail address and my password were not change so I can still log-in to my friendster account. When I'm going to view my profile it's ok but when I used my other accounts and I tried to view my profile there's an Indonesian words appearing and at the bottom it says "No servers are safe." Then I post my problem here at Ftalk then the problem is some Indonesian named Kiki Endutz sent a comment to me but there's no text appearing but there's a code in his comment but you can't see it. So if you recieve any comment w/o any text or anything on his/her comment I suggest you to delete it.[/b]

[align=center][color=hotpink]wew, tnx fer sharing these.. it totally freaked me out.. well, gudluck to all of us. <i wonder where they get the codes to hack? i should get one too!! > hahahaha!! just joking.. [/color][/align]

I think its just an error., You'll know if that's a friendster fake log-in if the url is not connected to friendster. but if it's still friendster's url, it's safe.

[b]am scared.!! huhu haha[/b]

The information on Friendster is provided freely by the users, and is posted in an insecure format, available for anyone to search through. It is surprising, and even frightening, how many people freely give up sensitive information. You can try this "Googlehack" every few days, and you'll see that there is a constant flow of new and sensitive personal information spewing out of Friendster. What's worse, if you find that you have accidentally put some of your own personal information on your webpage, then go back and delete it, there is a chance that Google got to it first and cached it. Thus, much information remains accessible even after you've removed it from your own page. My first piece of advice: stop putting personal information on the internet! If you are not using a secure website, you shouldn't be peddling in secure content. If you're personal information has been cached by Google, write them a polite email and kindly ask that it be removed, they will comply. My second piece of advice: Spread this information around to everyone! People need to know, and see, why they shouldn't put valuable information in an insecure format online. Try this Google Hack ::::: site:www.friendster.com “my password is” ::::: site:www.friendster.com “my number is” Just create your imaginations ok

aww.. scary crazy hackers..

Does it have any sites,, I mean how come they all know about this stupid stuff..? someone told me it has a site,,a site where all the emails and passwords are occured

Friendster Hackers are nothing! They're just worthless scum! Just stomp them into a bloody mess!!

Avoid Triple Posting.

i hate hackers.