A Palestinian programmer recently Facebook To hack founder Mark Zuckerberg’s timeline Has been enabled. This hacker named Khalil Shrite Of the social network CEO Wall originally posted a bug warning. The programmer said he tried to contact the site authorities through Facebook’s bug reporting system, the White Hat Scheme, but Zuckerberg’s company did not listen to Mr. Khalil.

As you may already know, under the White Hat program of Facebook, if you can catch the bugs of the site, the reporter will be rewarded with different amounts of money.

Even if the bug mentioned in the end is fixed, there will be no bug bounty or reward for the said security researcher. Facebook. This error resulted in the site being able to post content on a private wall, despite the fact that they were not friends on the site.

When Khalil Shreet first contacted the Facebook team about the error, the site’s security staff did not acknowledge it as a bug. But when Mr Khalil himself hacked Zuckerberg’s wall to prove the bug, Facebook again said Mr Khalil would not be rewarded for using other people’s accounts to breach personal security.

Facebook Reported They have so far paid more than 1 million for their Bug Bounty program. A total of 329 security researchers were given the prize money in the initiative launched two years ago.