Since the day Facebook was launched, concerns and questions over its privacy and security policy are being raised. Facebook is always a target for not being so serious about its users' privacy. Facebook privacy settings are changed every now to make them easier for users but it's never enough.
Now Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook got the taste of his site's security glitch too when an US engineer named Mike Rundle allegedly discovered a bug in the website's photo reporting tool which allowed users to access users' pictures even if they were set to be private.
Mike Rundle was able to look at the private photos of Zuckerberg by reporting a profile picture as "inappropriate" due to a glitch in the site. Mike says he first read about the security glitch on web forum.
A spokesperson for the social network told CNET that it was only a short term glitch which occurred during a recent code push and not all content was accessible. Facebook says they have fixed the bug already.
Below are the leaked photos of Mark Zuckerberg in which he is seen with his girlfriend Priscilla Chan, dog Beast, US President Barack Obama and some friends.
