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Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Page Hacked

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the because-you-can dept.

dinscott writes "An unknown hacker broke into the 26-year-old internet celebrity's Facebook account and posted a bizarre message calling upon the firm to adopt a social cause. More than 1800 people 'liked' the update before Facebook took down their CEO's page. Facebook has made no public statement about how the hack occurred, possibly to save their CEO from embarrassment."

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  1. In other news... by Magada · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    The new /. still sucks. Yeah, mod me offtopic. I'll take the karma hit for a good cause.

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    1. Re:In other news... by drunkennewfiemidget · · Score: 0, Offtopic

      WTF. I just came to /. for the first time since the update. If anyone mods you down, it's unreasonable. This really is shit. What a convoluted mess.

    2. Re:In other news... by derGoldstein · · Score: 1, Offtopic

      I'm waiting for the "What do you think of the redesign?" poll. There are multiple scenarios in which /. simply became unusable.
      Oh, and by all means mod me down too. If nobody criticizes, nothing will change.

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  2. Re:Security by commodore6502 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    1) This new interface sucks. First my classic, text-only settings have disappeared which slows donw loading a LOT. Second the Menus and "reply" buttons do not appear on Mozilla Seamonkey or Opera. I have to set the "mask as internet explorer" flag to trick slashdot into believing Mozilla/Opera are IE. Bogus.

    2) Back to topic:

    Yes I'm sure the hacking of the CEO's account will make a few heads roll at today's meetings. "Why was this allowed to happen?" will be the shouted words while the managers trip over each other trying to fix the mess & do damage control so they don't get fired.

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