Looks like Facebook silently introduced encryption for chats in XMPP/Jabber clients (Pidgin, Adium, etc.): Its servers now support the use of TLS as defined in RFC 3920.
Facebook’s FAQs (1, 2) have not been updated accordingly yet.
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Looks like Facebook silently introduced encryption for chats in XMPP/Jabber clients (Pidgin, Adium, etc.): Its servers now support the use of TLS as defined in RFC 3920.
Facebook’s FAQs (1, 2) have not been updated accordingly yet.
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Hi there,
how did you know they actually support TLS ? Have you tried it yourself ?
Thx,
Julien
I noticed that Adium suddenly showed a certificate for chat.facebook.com (Adium does TLS for XMPP even when ‘Require SSL/TLS’ is turned off but the server supports it) and took a look at the raw XML.
ok. thanks.
i have problem regarding access token.
i can’t u’stand its format and which part of access token need to put in coding.
so if u have any idea regarding it please share it and help me.
thanks & greetings