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A Taiwanese hacker says he will air on Sunday on Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook page. Bloomberg. In a Facebook post addressed to his 26,000 subscribers, Chang Chi-yuan promised to remove Facebook's founder's account and spread to Facebook Live. Chang is a well-known pirate in Taiwan, according to Bloomberg.
Chang, and his Facebook page, are quoted as "special contributor" in Line Corp's hall of fame. for 2016, and reportedly sued by a local bus operator for hacking its Taiwan Dollar system (equivalent to 3 US cents). The hacker has also released screenshots of Facebook's responses to its bug reports.
Chang has already written about the use of hacking to earn money. Facebook has implemented a bug bonus program in which it states "recognize and reward" security researchers who report the vulnerabilities of its service.
If successful, it will not be the first time that Zuckerberg's page will be hacked. In 2011, a hacker managed to publish an update to Zuckerberg's account, encouraging the founder to let users invest in the social network and turn it into a "social enterprise."
The audacious show, assuming Facebook does not stop it, should begin Sunday at 18 hours local time. Overall, this translates to 3 hours in San Francisco / 6 hours New York / 11 hours London / 12 hours Berlin / 13 hours Moscow / 15:30 Delhi / 18 hours Beijing / 19 hours Tokyo / 20 hours Sydney.
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