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When the news that the company had rejected Shreateh went viral, Matt Jones, a member of Facebook's security team, posted a note on the Hacker breaking news berlin (check out this site) web site saying a language barrier with Shreateh had been part of the problem for the company's initial rejection of his submission. As proof-of-concept, Shreateh posted an Enrique Iglesias video to a Facebook page that belonged to one of Zuckerberg's college friends, then sent a note to Facebook's security team. Shreateh, a Palestinian researcher, got attention last week when he "hacked" the Facebook page of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg after the company's security team gave him the brush off for a security flaw he reported. Now that Facebook has refused to pay a Palestinian security researcher the bug bounty he hoped to earn for reporting a problem with its service, a top security researcher has launched a campaign to pay him the money Facebook denied him. Facebook launched its bug bounty program in 2011 and has paid out more than $1 million to researchers whom the company says have improved its security.

The campaign, launched by security pro Marc Maiffret, has raised $6,030 for Khalil Shreateh thus far, more than ten times the amount that Facebook's bug bounty program pays out for bugs of this sort. Maiffret, a former teen hacker and current CTO of BeyondTrust, has found and reported numerous security vulnerabilities over the years and thinks that people like Shreateh should be encouraged not discouraged. An algorithm classified 1 million images into 1000 categories successfully using 2 GPUs and latest technologies like Big Data. If we have a million medical records and we have to make sense of it, find the underlying structure, outliers or detect anomalies, we use clustering technique to divide data into broad clusters. Deep learning is a class of machine learning algorithms that use several layers of nonlinear processing units for feature extraction and transformation. He then proceeded to use the bug to post a message to Zuckerberg's personal page. He has launched a page to raise $10,000 for Shreateh and chipped in the first $3,000 himself. All they were sent was a screenshot of the user's page where he posted the video. The bug would have allowed anyone, including spammers and scammers, to post messages to another user's account, even if the person is not on the user's Friends list.

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