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Misleading title. He did not hack his account. He bypassed privacy/security restrictions and was able to post on his wall.
by Hammo 13y ago
Misleading title. He did not hack his account. He bypassed privacy/security restrictions and was able to post on his wall.
- protopete 13y agoAnother thing that's misleading, Facebook isn't the one paying out: > Now, Marc Maiffret, chief technology officer of cybersecurity firm BeyondTrust, is trying to mobilize fellow hackers to raise a $10,000 reward for Shreateh after Facebook refused to compensate him.
- esailija 13y agoEven worse confusion is "reward" and I almost had a stroke before I realized it's not facebook. Facebook paying the reward would have been ridiculous since then everyone would know their whitehat tos doesn't mean shit.
- rhizome 13y agoAnd here I thought they might be doing something right.
- avalaunch 13y agoThat's pretty much the textbook definition of a hack.