Mark Zuckerberg Facebook profile page hacked

 Facebook  founder and chief executive  Mark Zuckerberg  has had his profile page hacked by an IT security researcher, after the social network ignored his warnings that a glitch in the site allowed anyone to post on a stranger's wall. Khalil  Shreateh, a systems information expert from  Palestine , attempted to report the vulnerability to Facebook’s security team twice, demonstrating that the glitch was real by posting an  Enrique Iglesias  video on the wall of one of Zuckerberg’s college friends, Sarah Goodin, with whom he was not connected.However, Facebook dismissed his warnings, claiming that the issue “was not a bug”, as only Goodin’s friends were able to see the post on her wall.

Frustrated, Shreateh decided to use the glitch to hack into Mark Zuckerberg’s profile page. In a post which has since been removed, he apologised for breaking Zuckerberg’s privacy, adding: “I had no other choice… after all the reports I sent to Facebook team”.

In less than a minute, Shreateh’s Facebook account was suspended and he was contacted by a Facebook security engineer requesting all the details of the exploit.

“Unfortunately your report to our Whitehat system did not have enough technical information for us to take action on it,” the engineer wrote in an email. “We cannot respond to reports which do not contain enough detail to allow us to reproduce an issue.”