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Back in March of this year I (Julian Evans blog) wrote a post about the Facebook ‘Like’ button JavaScript threat. In it I highlighted how easy it was for Facebook to collect data for internal analysis (i.e.improve their site) rent or sale and the JavaScript iFrame and XSS threat vectors. What I didn’t mention was the social media integration plug-ins that are being installed across many websites. I have a social media integration plugin on this site (see opposite), but the only data I see is whether people ‘like’ or ‘don’t like’ a post – nothing else. The Facebook ‘Like’ button which appears on my website and many others is provided as a means of recommending specific content to others. This isn’t a privacy issue, however the major privacy discussion amongs my collegues is that of Facebook Connect – what is this monolith collecting from our surfing habits? Facebook Connect....
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