Person to person communication locales, for example, Myspace, Facebook and Flickr, are increasing more fame among Internet clients. As clients are getting a charge out of this new style of systems administration, protection concerns are likewise drawing in expanding open consideration because of reports about security breaks on long range informal communication locales. We propose FaceCloak, a structural planning that ensures client security on an interpersonal interaction site by protecting a client's close to home data from the site and from different clients that were not expressly approved by the client. In the meantime, FaceCloak consistently keeps up ease of use of the site's administrations. FaceCloak accomplishes these objectives by giving fake data to the long range informal communication site and by putting away delicate data in encoded structure on a different server. We executed a Firefox program augmentation for the Facebook stage. Here investigations demonstrate that an answer effectively hides a client's close to home data, while permitting the client and her companions to investigate Facebook pages and administrations of course.

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