The old like jacking methods were just hiding an element and putting a button over it. Not that difficult really, just have to think of it. Getting around the actual security this time will be a lot harder with the checks Facebook put in. But if there is a cross domain request possible, then it...
Nothing yet I see. I also haven't been able to find any pages on Facebook without the cross origin these days. Maybe there is some hidden one, but I doubt it. Using browser exploits then sounds like to only solution left for this, but of course limits the use a lot if it is only certain versions...
But you can't invite them all so quickly. Facebook will block you from inviting on like. And that feature gets removed when you reach 100.000 likes on you page.
Until a few days ago, I would have guessed like jacking. But that is gone now.
They do get their content shared on another page with...
Facebook updated its code last weekend. So this new method of like jacking isn't working anymore. There doesn't seem to be a new way at the moment, so no more like jacking for now.
Doesn't work StarX. With the like button users get a confirm popup after clicking. So you can hide the button, but it will still show a popup after the user clicks to confirm the like.
New update this week broke Burstliker I think also. Seems there are no like buttons anymore in plugins that don't have a confirm popup. And you can't have a script click that popup away automatically.
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