Clickjacking problem - confirm!

Hi everybody! I got clickjacking script on a blog (blogspot) that have around 2000 unique visitors per day. The problem is that facebook keeps blocking my script with confirm button.

My question is: how to get rid of that stupid confirm stuff? Any ideas? I am opened for ALL ideas!

sugarbedi said:

Hi everybody! I got clickjacking script on a blog (blogspot) that have around 2000 unique visitors per day. The problem is that facebook keeps blocking my script with confirm button.

My question is: how to get rid of that stupid confirm stuff? Any ideas? I am opened for ALL ideas!

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I think that is part of the Facebook Security System. They are aware of how clickjacking works so is as simple as placing a confirmation window to stop it.

I know what it is. I want to know how to bypass that that.

Blogspot links are pretty tough to filter through. Try to get a domain other than blogspot and first buy a few likes on fiverr for the link. The trick in this is once a few hundred users click the confirm button, it goes away and the fiverr providers click through confirm most of the times.

tI can get 100 real user. I was thinking about making a imacro which would log in to all those accs and like ( ofc and confirm ) my facebook page. I just simply unlike the page and repeat everything every time confirm button appears again.

Will this work?

No it won't work. I've spent several days trying to decode the algorythm of that confirm/like button. There is several things that counts :
- Age of the domain/sub domain you're using. (the younger the domain, the less like it already have, the harder it will be not to get the confirm like button)
- Ratio of like/time (same as above. If the site is up for 5 hours and you already trying to get 100 likes a second, it will automatically ask for a confirm)
- Ratio of like/unlike (If your site/page gets alot of unlike after they visited, you will get the confirm button)
- Ratio of confirm / like. (once the confirm button appear, they count how many of them confirm. The less you confirm, the longer you'll get the confirm button)

In conclusion i'd say : Facebook did a really great job on that button and you certainly can't bypass that.

thx. You just saved me a lot of time ( time= money ) any other ideas or methods to get lot of likes on my page?