Sunday, 6 March 2016

Defencely Explains HTTP Parameter Contamination

HTTP Parameter Contamination

In terms of application development during the standard phases, multi-tier application architecture is prevalent. The multi-tier architecture is a client-server architecture, where the presentation, the application processing and the data management is a complete separate processes. In basic terms, the multi-tier architecture are convenient for developers. The reason they are convenient for developers is the fact that developers have to re-use code and develop applications in which the whole application framework needn’t have to be written all over again. They could only modify parts of the application architecture based on tiers and profit flexibility in the use of such applications. The unfortunate part is the handling of the same data over multiple platform can lead to security breach, or leave the application vulnerable. Logical errors are triggered this way and are completely different from Injection based attacks such as:

LDAP/Blind LDAP Injections
XML Injection
HTML Injection
SQL Injection
ORM based Injection
Spring Injection/nHibernate Injection
Xpath Injection
Command Injection

All of the above mentioned ‘injection’ variants fall into code level application vulnerabilities and is completely different from ‘logical’ vulnerabilities which still have a greater level of impact on the web applications. During my old research at early phases of dissection behavioral pattern of different platform based application on different web-architectures, I found these led to couple of logical based vulnerabilities which could be used by an attacker for benefits. This lead self-curiosity to further research and I came up concluding something which already existed called ‘HTTP Parameter Contamination or HPC’. During my research at Defencely, I found out this particular attack methodology does not only rely on a specific platform but is widely used across many other different web based platforms, such as PHP on Apache, ASP.NET on IIS, etc.

HTTP Parameter Contamination Beneficial’s

Before I prove the absolute necessity for a manual application test, I must say, highlighting the beneficiaries of this particular vulnerability would be very essential to all of the security community in common. But before that, let’s see how applications are deployed in different ways and treated different way when handled or invoked for a ‘useful task’ to be accomplished. I want the readers to already know the primary basics of application deployment which is why I am taking the talk into the next steps which the reader must be already acquainted with. Web Architecture have become more complex and to keep everything simpler for the developers, the developers add layers (RAD Lifecycle) to re-use functions of those layers but this in itself could introduce security vulnerabilities. The diagram below would illustrate how a general application is deployed for convenience purposes:

In coherence with HTTP Parameter Pollution, which refers to additionally place query strings with the same name manipulating the logic how this newly formed query string is handled by a HTTP Handler of the web-server; there are possibilities HTTP Parameter Contamination attacks which target logical weaknesses of the web-architecture could be harnesses to benefit the attackers. This is where manual penetration testing review is an essential part of any security testing be it an application code review along with web-server logic review or a formal application penetration testing. To really harness the power of HTTP Parameter Contamination, a penetration tester or the attacker must have a deeper know-about of the HTTP and the HTTP Handler they are dealing with. Additionally, an attacker or the web penetration tester must know how HTTP Parameter Pollution attacks could be tested to give security or target an application for their beneficiaries. So what are these beneficiaries?

HTTP Parameter Contamination could be used to circumvent various Filters, security restrictions or regulations to bypass the Web Application Firewalls.
HTTP Parameter Contamination could be used by an attacker to benefit from the in-security a HTTP Handler might just throw such as informational application based web-server errors.
HTTP Parameter Contamination could be used by an attacker in parallel to existing vulnerabilities to bypass security rules and hence exploit these vulnerabilities.

For an example let a particular back-end ASP code be and assume mod_security as an application firewall is installed:

Using the payload: http://127.0.0.1/test.asp?file=.%./shritam_bhowmick.txt
It is possible to bypass the security restrictions which are provided by mod_security and hence accomplish path traversal attacks which were originally never possible. This (Path Traversal) in contrast with HTTP Parameter Contamination made such resilient attacks possible and hence actually manipulated the query somehow in order to accomplish the bypass using how HTTP traffic were handled by the HTTP Handler. This similarly could be used along with MS-SQL Injection wherein an IIS server using MS-SQL Databases could lead to critical compromise and hence cause a severe damage.
Example:

The pattern here to bypass the MS-SQL Injection which had previous security restrictions used HPC or HTTP Parameter Contamination. This could be as well be targeted towards PHP Interpreters.
An example back-end PHP code:

And Perl is no longer bulletproof:

The perl code along with HTTP Parameter Contamination applied gave these results:

Now, that I had proved my point across different application behaving in a different way using HTTP Parameter Contamination payloads, the take-away is to not use developer’s production time to keep them consuming development and rather actually focus on manual penetration test services to mitigate deeper issues which I had dealt with previous in large scale enterprise applications.Please Check Defencely talks about Application Deployment .

Defencely – Un-Breakable

Among application security in India, Defencely is the top playing company which has made it to proving its services globally in little time and with huge success stories to share. Defencely is an application security service provider and now have various services stared apart from application security. This includes:

Web Application Security
Network Security
Mobile Security
Business Logic Security

The no-nonsense security zone has just taken the lead with its vast expertise experience with a strong research department. Defencely’s primary vision is to provide ‘security’ at its best to its clients and conduct ‘security research’, discover new ways, innovate new security concepts and deliver the product of these to the valued clients. Defencely.com has not only made a strong Indian presence, but has also taken its services globally to make a profound impact on the Security Industry with rising expertise at what it does. The focus and the quality it delivers is amazingly an asset to any vendor taking its services and there has been a lot of buzz already among the leaders. To take the next step forward, Defencely is now headed from Texas with a strong presence in India and U.S. It’s an essential recommendation for web-business needs as per security is concerned. Nothing could stand Defencely’s strong team.

Cyber Security

How Much Does the Avg Joe Need to Know About Cyber Security?

Cyber Security, Consumers are obsessed with having the best technological tools, whether it’s a tablet, smartphone, or the newest Mac. But the development and innovation in new technologies is opening doors to serious cyber security risks. The threats keep evolving and unfortunately, the average Joe can’t keep up.

Contrary to the popular belief, most gadgets and computer systems aren’t always hacked or compromised by geniuses. Cyber Security, Like criminals who first check to see if they can break into a home via an unlocked door before picking a dangerous route, successful cyber criminals often achieve their goals by exploiting known vulnerabilities.

Need to Know About Cyber Security

In recent years, cyber threats have become more sophisticated, with hackers entering the scene stealing personal data and financial information of consumers. And with new operating systems, computers and smartphones, e-criminals have an even wider range of devices to infect with viruses, malware and other malicious threats. Here are a couple of new risks:

Email phishing

Typical phishing cases involve consumers receiving an email appearing to be sent from a financial or government institution requesting personal information. The emails often include content that demands immediate attention to the situation by clicking on links, which appear to be for the web property of the institution.
Read: Are Children a Threat to Online Security?
However, consumers are redirected to phony websites in case of phishing, where they are asked for account numbers, social security numbers, and other personal details. Those behind the fraud can use such details to steal a person’s identity. IRS phishing warning is a recent example.

Social network risks

Being active on social media has become the way of life. While the realities of such changes on consumer lifestyle take hold, consumers have crossed a risky line in this new information sharing age. The primary cyber risk of using social media is the possibility of information misuse resulting from posting too much personal information online.
But that’s only one of the risks, cyber threats actor are using sophisticated tactics such as social engineering to compromise social accounts which leads to the disclosure of sensitive information that can be used to gain access to financial and other important accounts. Third-party applications on Facebook, Twitter and other social networks are also contributing to the risks, as hackers can infect malicious code in these applications to breach user privacy.

Ensuring protection against cyber risks

Steps required to mitigate these risks are the same for PC, mobiles and tablet users. The following measures will help:
Antivirus and malware protection
According to Trend Micro, consumers can benefit from antivirus programs that offer defenses against new web threats and risks resulting from social network use. Windows and Mac users can install virus-protecting programs to improve security. Look for an Antivirus for Mac free trail and similar free trials for other PC and mobile operating systems.
Read: Secure Your Computers from Prying Eyes
Limit amount of personal information
Avoid posting information online and on social networks that can be used for identity theft, such as a personal address or details of a company associated. In fact, users shouldn’t post any information they would not be comfortable with strangers finding about. Be considerate when posting images as well.
Evaluate privacy settings
Cyber Security, The default settings of some websites may allow anyone from public to see social profiles, but users can customize settings to restrict access to specific groups and people. Sites may change security periodically, so it is important to frequently review privacy settings to ensure settings are still appropriate.

Are Children a Threat to Online Security?

Are children a threat to online security? Recent evidence suggests that the education children receive for technology today and the experience they get with different types of technology is enabling them to take malicious actions from a much earlier age. When I attended school the education in terms of technology was incredibly basic, turn the machine on, operate internet explorer, use Microsoft word, and turn the computer off again. I recall one ‘IT lesson’ in primary school in which we spent more than forty minutes learning to copy and paste – with no mention of the keyboard shortcut I have come to use religiously in the years since.

Are Children a Threat to Online Security?

The fact of the matter is that we know a lot more than we used to the reason I didn’t learn much about computers in school was because my teachers didn’t know much about it. That isn’t the case these days, the teachers know a lot more and have much more information they are able and willing to pass on to their students and there are more opportunities for after school clubs and activities in which young people can learn to do even more with computers.
See Also: Importance of Software Updates
A number of schools, particularly in areas with higher populations and more technology based business, now offer clubs for students as young as nine, not just that teach them how to use computers but that teach them to code and build computers too. Potentially this means more skilled and intelligent children, and it’s hard to consider that a bad thing, but the children aren’t being told what they can and can’t do with these skills. A child is taught from a young age that they can’t take things that don’t belong to them; it’s stealing. But from a young person’s perspective this only applies to physical items that can be taken and held, not to virtual or intellectual items.
Children need to be taught to understand these things as much as being taught how to code. There have been cases of children as young as 11 writing software that looks like a cheat for a game, these are seen particularly often with MMORPGs. You think you’re putting in your username and password to get some free gold or some rare items, but you’re not. You’re just delivering your login details to the software developer, they’re using it to log into your account and steal your gold and rare items. Not a big deal; you lost out on some virtual stuff, it isn’t the thing law enforcement usually concern themselves with, but that doesn’t make it alright.

It is also apparent that young people know where to go to get potentially threatening hardware and software, as was demonstrated recently by a group of young teenagers from a Southern California school. Eleven students in total were expelled from the school having allegedly hacked into the teacher’s computers and changed their grades to achieve higher scores in the exams. This was done by placing a hardware key-logger onto a teacher’s computer, this of course recorded the data when the teacher typed their username and password and allowed the students to retrieve that information and access their grades and change them as well as access upcoming exams.
As a result of the ‘hack’ the school officials are having to re-examine more than 750,000 grades. This comes as no surprise; American schools have been proving the tech-knowledge of their youth for some time. A Los Angeles school presented the children with locked down iPads last year and quickly found that the children managed to unlock them in just a few minutes.
The anti-virus and security company AVG confirmed last year that children as young as 11 were writing malicious code to hack accounts on gaming sites (such as the MMORPG example given previously) and even social networking sites. There are of course a number of potential threats with this although of course it is worth noting that while children might not understand exactly why they shouldn’t be doing this they are unlikely to consider any particularly malicious uses for the data they have access to through these means.
Kate Critchlow is a young writer who is enthusiastic about technology, particularly IT protection and other such security areas when using the internet and mobile devices.

WhatsApp Online Scam Hits Facebook User’s Accounts

Online Scam Is Called Internet Fraud. As early as last year, Facebook users began to report see an advert that purported to allow them to install the popular messaging application WhatsApp on their desktop PC. As one of the world’s most commonly used mobile messaging apps to many this seemed like too tempting a prospect to turn down.

Online Scams WhatsApp

WhatsApp Online Scam

WhatsApp Online Scams

Upon clicking on the ad, the user was then directed to install an Android emulator called “Bluestacks” on their machine and also provide their mobile telephone number. Suffice to say, sometime later their mobile was charged with a whole raft of substantial premium rate SMS charges and the penny would drop that they had been the victim of an online scam.
This type of activity, known as social-engineering, relies on using peoples own desires, fears or innate reactions to fool and trick them into action that benefits the perpetrator. In the case above, this is providing a mobile number in the false belief they will be getting a service they really wanted.
One of the reasons this type of attack is so hard to guard against is that you can have the best antivirus and internet security software available and it cannot help. It is the user of the computer that is being tricked into providing information. For example, it is much easier to fool someone into giving you their password than it is to hack their system or guess their password. The vulnerability here isn’t the computer but the user’s desires and lack of proper scrutiny.In the case of the WhatsApp scam, it doesn’t take long to discover on the WhatsApp website that only mobile platform downloads exist.
Read: WhatsApp Tricks and Tips
Another example of social engineering is people calling your home number and claiming to be from Microsoft. They will tell you that your home PC is affected by a virus and that they will clean it off for you if you allow them to take remote control of your PC. Once connected they install malicious software. Often those doing the social engineering will focus on company management or those right at the top of an organization. The tenacity of socially engineered attacks like this is often what catches people off guard and susceptible to give their trust without proper scrutiny or security.
To avoid being tricked by social engineering, here are some simple steps you can take to maximize your internet security.

Contact can often come from a friend or a trusted colleague.

Many socially engineered scams highjack users inbox’s and send emails to unwitting targets from those email accounts. They will contain a link or attachment that is actually malicious software.
Read: WhatsApp Success Stories

Take your time.

Take Your Time

Spend a few extra minutes to check if the email makes sense and is the type of email this person normally sends you.The messages will often ask for help. Either as a personal appeal (e.g an ill child) or as part of a charity appeal.Always be on guard and if in doubt clarify with the person that they actually sent the email.

If you are prompted to download a file, check that it is from a genuine vendor (e.g Microsoft or Apple).

Try doing an internet search for the download and make sure others have not reported a problem.

Beware of “phishing” email scams.

Email Scam

This type of contact will appear to come from banks, schools, government agencies or a popular company.

Insure you have top antivirus software and internet security software.

While these cannot always stop you from becoming a target, they can give you the best line of defense if malicious software is installed on your computer. The first line of protection should always start with the user though.

How Can You Minimize Security Risks when Using Cloud

Cloud computing is an essential tool for any type of business today. It uploads and transfers data quickly over the internet and across the seven seas. While there’s no doubt about the multiple benefits it could offer, using the cloud for storage of your valuable data can put the integrity of your business at risk. This has long been the issue raised by IT risk managers, but with the latest advancements in digital technology, security breach issues can now be overcome. Here’s how!

How to Minimize Security Risks when using Cloud

Minimize Security Risks

Choose your cloud vendor wisely

Find a small business IT solutions provider like iiNet that has a data center with high-security level. Installation of robust security measures is reflective of your provider’s capability in ensuring that all cloud computing systems in its data center are safe from potential security breaches and the encryption standards are close to something unbreakable.

Select who’s going to access your cloud for business carefully

Identify who among your staff members will have access to certain parts of your cloud. Most likely they are database administrators and Intellectual Property specialists. Before putting them the burden of making sure that the cloud is secured at all costs, provide them with robust training related to data management and security.

Pay more attention to data that requires higher level of cloud security

Pay more attention to data

Determine which data stored in the cloud needs superior-level of monitoring and encryption. For example, secure databases that contain the company’s assets, pass codes, among other sensitive information to a maximum level.
Additionally, extend these robust measurements to other computing devices where these sets of information can be stored, too. Scan these devices to identify any security threats, and if found, eliminate them out of the system immediately.

Invest in a sophisticated security intelligence to protect your cloud and network systems

Identify hard-to-detect signals about potential threats against the security of your devices, because sometimes requiring a user ID and password for access is not enough. An advanced machine-learning algorithm that is able to collect all information regarding your security data can be a great help in pointing out attempts at breaching the security of your cloud system. This advanced technology may also be designed to be capable of providing real-time monitoring of your online storage infrastructures, so that you can easily track any suspicious activities on the system.

Get your recovery solutions ready

Recovery solutions ready

Prepare for the worst things that could happen by having a data recovery solution in place. Identify the appropriate tools for this impending disaster and do not hesitate to ask for some guidance from your service provider. A proactive cloud vendor should provide you all of the necessary information on what to do to recover from a system break down, anyway.
Cloud computing has still so much room for development, and it is here to stay. Therefore, investing in the security of your cloud infrastructure should bring you long-term results as it is crucial in protecting the growth of your business and of your people.

How Safe & Secure Is Your Data?

Data security is a hot topic, and many big companies still struggle to maintain data integrity. Recent high-profile data hacks have shown that we are far from secure. Hackers and cyber thieves grow smarter and more technical every single day. If your business stores large amounts of data, you could be vulnerable. With that in mind, today’s post focuses on bringing you up to speed with security. So, how safe is your data?

How Secure & Safe Is Your Data?

How Safe & Secure Is Your Data?

Passwords

We all have passwords for every aspect of our digital lives. Whether it’s social media, emails, online shopping or banking, we keep them stored in our mind. It doesn’t seem like much of a deterrent to sophisticated hackers. But, here’s the kicker, passwords are wildly difficult to break, even for the best cyber criminals. However, they can spot patterns. So the trick is to vary your passwords across your accounts. If you need help remembering, use a password key chain for assistance.

Encryption

Most databases and computers offer an encryption mode. Always ensure that you are using this as it’s one of the best ways to keep data safe. In simple terms, encryption scrambles the letters and numbers of your data and turns them into code. Only the correct encryption key can unlock it at the other end.

Update your software

Those annoying little pop-ups telling you to update your system are actually very important! It’s time to stop ignoring them. The reason apps, software, and operating systems issue updates is to fix bugs and close loopholes. If your software has a weak point, hackers can infiltrate it. By installing the upgrades, you keep them locked out.
Importance of Software Updates

Don’t open suspicious emails

suspicious emails

We shouldn’t really have to write this one down. But, you’d be surprised how many unsuspecting internet users have been compromised through emails. If it looks suspicious, don’t open it, and certainly don’t click on any links!

Train your employees

If you run a business with multiple employees, the risk of infiltration increases. There are more people accessing the data system, so more weak points and access areas. Train your workers in the best data safety practices, including the tricks mentioned above. Don’t get caught out by your own internal weaknesses.

Backup

No matter how secure you think your data system is, always run a series of backups. Ideally, you should keep three copies of everything. One on your data hard drive, one on a cloud backup system, and printed hard copies. That way, if one area is compromised, at least you won’t lose your hard work.

Install a professional database system

Over time, your business might accrue a huge amount of sensitive data. If this is the case, you’re going to need the best in-memory database. Do your research and find the most stable, secure solution or data center.
Ensuring your data is safe and secure should be a top priority for your business. Take the steps outlined here and avoid a devastating data breach.

How Big Is the Risk of Becoming a Victim of Cybercrime?

The risk of Cybercrime to businesses is serious. But how big is the risk really? Here are some of the main Cybercrimes you need to be aware of.

Risk of Becoming a Victim of Cybercrime

Risk of Becoming a Victim of Cybercrime?

Hacking

Hacking is a very subtle way for criminals to gain access to computer systems; that’s what makes it so dangerous for business owners. Hacking is done remotely, so there’s no need for them to actually get anywhere near your computer for them to access all the important files and documents on it.
After you’ve been hacked, you might not even realize what has taken place. The best hackers can access your computer system and leave without you even noticing that anything has been stolen or accessed. You should make sure your network is secure by using the best security features on the market.

Theft

Some businesses produce content or software as part of their production process. The big risk that comes with doing this is theft and breach of copyright. As technology advances, it’s becoming more difficult to enforce copyright laws that protect your creations. The authorities are trying to fight it, but it’s not easy.

Theft

Like movies and music, software is often shared illegally on file sharing websites. This is a big problem for businesses that create software for sale. We are now starting to see the closure of many of these illegal websites, but it’s hard to see what the future will hold for copyright theft in the digital age.

Identity Theft

If you run a business, you need to be sure that the person you’re dealing with is who they say they are. Sometimes, these people have something to hide, and so they choose to hide their real identity and steal someone else’s in order to protect themselves. This is a crime that creates two victims: your business and the person whose identity has been stolen.
There are things you can do to make sure that you know exactly who you’re doing business with. For example, you could use a customer identification program. This allows you to see who the person you’re interacting with really is, and is especially important for businesses in the financial sector.

Malicious Software

When a criminal is looking to disrupt a business and find a hole through which they can gain access to sensitive documents, they often use malicious software. This is a way to cause chaos in a network and it makes it very easy for criminals to gain access to details they wouldn’t usually be able to reach.
This is not only a way for criminals to break into your systems, but it can also cause irreversible damage to your computer systems. That’s why it’s so vital that you make sure that you don’t fall victim to this kind of crime. Put anti-virus software in place and make sure you update it regularly for the best coverage.
As these points show you, the risk of cybercrime is a big one to businesses. Now you know all about the risks posed to you, you can start to make changes and make your business more secure.

How to Protect Your WiFi Connection

We have been into the world of Wireless Networking (Wi-Fi) since past few decades. It has made quite easy for us to use Internet on any device. With Wi-Fi connectivity, we can connect through internet while being anywhere in the world without carrying any clutter of cables. Recently, many internet users switched themselves from traditional wired networks to wireless network signals. It is really quite difficult to steal bandwidth from wired networks, but if you are having a Wi-Fi connection, then other people might use the same connection without your prior knowledge.
If people use your Wi-Fi connection without any prior knowledge, then it is known as piggybacking, which is even unfit for you for three reasons.

How to Protect/Secure Your WiFi Connenction

How to secure wifi connection

An increase in the monthly bill payment, if you don’t have the unlimited plan
Decrease in the accessing internet speed because now its in sharing
Creating security hazard problems as the others using your Wi-Fi connection can easily hack your personal files on your computers

How to Secure Your Wi-Fi Connection

If you are one who is searching for a method to protect your Wi-Fi connection, then you are at the right place. Though it seems to be a little hard, but actually it is not and even it will help in preventing other people from stealing the bandwidth of your Wi-Fi connection. Moreover, it will even prevent the hackers from taking control of your personal stuff protected on your computers.
Here we have a few simple things which can help you in protecting your Wi-Fi connection.

Open the Settings Page of the Router

The very first thing, you need to know about the settings page of the router is how to access it. You can easily do it in a simple way by typing “192.168.1.1” in the browser followed by enter, followed by typing in the correct username and password. You need to check the router’s user manual because username and password is different for each router. For finding the router manuals, you can even use Google.

Create a new and unique password

Once, after logging into your router settings account, for protecting your Wi-Fi network, change the default password to a secure one. This will simply help in preventing other people from accessing your router. Moreover, it will even help you in maintaining the security settings the way you want to. You can easily change the password by navigating to the Settings Page under Administration Settings.

Change the Network’s SSID Name

The Network Wireless Name or SSID of Wi-Fi is set to default and it will even not make your network secure as well. The good idea to secure your network is to change its SSID name, which will help you in preventing misuse of the same. This setting will be available to you on the Basic Settings Page. Once, after setting the same, you will always be sure about connecting to the correct Wireless Network.

Enable Network Encryption

You need to enable network encryption if you want to prevent other computers available in your area from using your wireless network. There are various methods of network encryption, which includes WEP (least secure and basic encryption), WPA and WPA2 (highly secured but compatible with devices manufactured after 2006). In order to enable network encryption, you need to navigate to Security Settings Page followed by choosing the best suitable option.

Filtering, MAC Addresses

All the devices have different MAC Addresses. So, if you want an added protection to your wireless connection, you can add all the MAC addresses to the router settings of your network.

Reducing the Range of Wireless Signal

You can simply reduce the range of your wireless signal by using a different wireless channel or just by changing the router mode.
How Safe & Secure Is Your Data?
We all have often jumped to someone else’s wireless network, which is unsecured. But, what if you are the owner of an unsecured wireless network? This world is not for the honest souls and even the dishonest ones can exactly harm you by peeping into your unsecured wireless network. Setting up a wireless connection and protecting the same is quite an easy and simple task.

Facebook Monitoring: Necessity for Teenagers

Parents worry about the activities of their teenager kids and keep on worrying about them all the time. Mobile Spying has made it easy for such parents to take care of the activities of their children and know what all their kids are doing behind their back. It is mandatory in today’s time to know in detail about your children because there are numerous probabilities for them to go towards the wrong direction.

Facebook Monitoring for Teenagers

Facebook Monitoring

Your children can be controlled in the best way by knowing in detail about their activities. They don’t wish to turn off their privacy and get irritated by the thought of their parents checking the mobile. However, mSpy is the best mobile spying feature coming up with invisible existence. Your children will never come to know that you are spying on them as it doesn’t show its presence on the mobile on which it is installed. It works on any Android, Windows, iPhone, Blackberry device and tracks the activities with all the details.
If you find out that your child is becoming prone to sex activities, drugs, cyber bullying, online dating and similar illegal activities, it is feasible to stop them at the right time. You will get all the details about their profile data, website access, Facebook friends, new additions, status messages, posts, tags and everything else they do on FB. mSpy is reliable and doesn’t require the parents to touch the mobile phone of their children to see the activities. You can install the app once in their mobile and it will begin tracking the mobile activities immediately. There will be control panel made available to parents and they can access the Facebook activities of their children through the logs saved on the panel.

Facebook Monitoring for Teenagers

Even if your child has a secret Facebook account and operates it through his/her mobile, you will come to know about it as mSpy gives all the details about any operative FB accounts on the mobile. You can even block or filter out some activities of your children through control panel. It covers all the necessary requirements for active parenting. Your child can probably build a great future if you are aware of all their activities. Cyber bullying, sex talks, online dating, drugs and similar things can spoil their self esteem and have worst impact over their future.
Parental Control Softwares
mSpy is easy to install and requires only a few minutes. You will have to buy a spying package and install the app on target device. It can be actually beneficial to parents and they can be warned about potential problems in the life of their children. mSpy is the real friend of parents for taking control of their children and helping them to move ahead on the right track in life. It can be a great step for the safety of children without hampering their privacy.
I hope that you like this post and aware about the necessity for facebook monitoring for teenagers. please share this post on your social media and comment below if you have any query. stay tuned and keep visiting. thanks