One white hat hacker from Taiwan claims he will do a Livestream while hacking the Facebook page of Mark Zuckerberg on Sunday. In a Facebook post he posted himself to his 26,000 followers, Chang Chi-yuan promised to delete the founder's Facebook account, and at the same time will broadcast it live on Facebook. Chang is a well-known hacker in Taiwan.
Chang and his page can be found in various bug bounty programs as “Special Contributor”, and according to information it was reported by a local bus company, after he managed to breach their system and purchase a ticket paying 3 cent. Also on his page you can find several screenshots of his achievements.
Chang has written in the past about how to make money from hacking. Facebook itself has a bug bounty program that it says “recognizes and rewards” security researchers who report bugs or vulnerabilities on the platform.
However, even if he manages to hack Zuckerberg's page, he won't be the first to have done so. In 2011 another hacker managed to make a post from Zuckerberg's page. Also in 2013, he deleted a series of Zuckerberg's posts, highlighting a bug he had discovered himself. The reason he did this was because Facebook's technical support ignored him.
Finally, the live broadcast (assuming Facebook doesn't stop it) is scheduled for Sunday.
