Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook Page To Be Deleted By A Taiwanese Hacker?

Bloomberg reports that Chang Chi-yuan, a Taiwanese hacker recently announced he is going to stream while he hacks the Facebook page of Mark Zuckerberg on Sunday.

The announcement was posted on Chang Chi-yuan’s Facebook page. The page owned by this white-hat hacker currently is having approximately 26,000 followers. The Taiwanese hacker said he will live stream the process of him hacking Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's personal page. Also according to Bloomberg, the bold hacker Chang Chi-yuan has a well-known reputation in his home country which is Taiwan.

In his career being a white-hat hacker, Chang Chi-yuan has achieved several accomplishments which are noble and impressive. One of those is that Line Corp. has listed Chang, along with his Facebook page, as "Special Contributor" in 2016's bug bounty all of fame. On the other hand, a local bus monitor sued Chang for breaking into the system and buying a bus ticket for 3 US cents, which is equivalent to 1 Taiwanese dollar. Chang also revealed responses from Facebook to his reports on bugs.

Chang also used to write about making money from hacking in the past. At this moment, Facebook is carrying out a program bug bounty program in which the giant will honor and reward researchers for reporting vulnerabilities.

If Chang succeeds, this is not the first time someone has hacked Zuck's personal Facebook page. Dated back to 2011, a hacker has succeeded in using Zuck's account to post a status. Writing on the Facebook founder's wall, the hacker stated that Facebook users should be able to invest in the social media network and make it become a "social business".

The daring act, if is not prevented by Facebook, will go on live at 6pm Sunday local time. That means 6AM New York/ 12PM Berlin/ 3AM San Francisco/ 8PM Sydney/ 6PM Beijing/ 11AM London/ 3:30PM Delhi/ 7PM Tokyo/ 1PM Moscow.