Facebook Flaw Revealed Zuckerberg's Private Photos

[exfileme]

A flaw in Facebook's image reporting system opened the door to private images of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and many others.

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[pocketdrummer]

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Karma...

 

[Scoregie]

Aaah Another reason why i hate facebook..... (Before people say "why are you reading this then" i'm reading it because it's interesting -.-)

 

[de5_Roy]

facebook goes frankenstein on zuckerberg's privacy. they should really improve privacy.

 

[nebun]

so privacy is the number one concern......i don't think so...i am very happy this happened...o wonder how it feels to have a system he stole fail on him, lol

 

[Guest]

accidental lapses in programming from facebook........seee-ure ; )

 

[830hobbes]

The images were copied and placed on the Bodybuilding.com forum ... Naturally the forum post no longer exists...

Why link to the forum if you know it doesn't exist?

 

[SteelCity1981]

This is a concern, what's next a security flaw in purchased credits to a facebook game or facebook coins that someone can be able to retrieve card infomation or anything else personal? All it takes is something like this to happen that can trigger other flaws where someone can get actual damaging infomation on you.

 

[theuniquegamer]

Thats why i don't have a facebook account.

 

[Eldd]

Why the heck would you even use Facebook if you wanted privacy?

 

[del35]

Seeing Zuckenberg's non-private photos is nauseating enough. Thanks but no thanks.

 

[teodoreh]

Nice marketing trick. Now Zuckerberg looks like a mad professor who tests his invention on himself and gets hurt by its flaws, instead of the truth: A greedy CEO who makes money by violating other people's rights.

 

[house70]

[citation][nom]Ghostling[/nom]wasn't he the guy that said in an email that people are dumb f**ks for trusting him with their data?[/citation]
Yes, and apparently he was right. I choose not to be one of them.
I was right yesterday, but all the FB drones thumbed me down. Let them do that again and keep trusting this guy with their data; they deserve whatever comes out of it.

 

[thespieler]

[citation][nom]SteelCity1981[/nom]This is a concern, what's next a security flaw in purchased credits to a facebook game or facebook coins that someone can be able to retrieve card infomation or anything else personal? All it takes is something like this to happen that can trigger other flaws where someone can get actual damaging infomation on you.[/citation]

undercover paid advertising ploy?

 

[technuttso]

Haha, Facebook dementia. I'm clean of this s....

 

[amstech]

OMG a big deal!
Not.

 

[c_herring]

[citation][nom]whysobluepandabear[/nom]People are too damn narcissistic - no one really cares about you and your life to stalk you and invade your privacy. Apathy is your greatest defense when it comes to having your private life, private. Simply put, no one cares - and nothing differentiates you from the rest of the 7 billion people on this planet.[/citation]You're just jealous that no one is stalking you.

 

[gm0n3y]

Bodybuilding.com, the new hacker hangout?

 

[husker]

If people are concerned about privacy they should consider not posting photos to an internet site. ...Just sayin'.

 

[eddieroolz]

Dang, I would've enjoyed putting those into a demotivational poster...