Facebook's personal message page attacked after Zuckerberg's wedding photo was hit by PS

The spoof of Zuckerberg's wedding photo Phoenix Science and Technology, Beijing time December 16 news, according to Science and technology blog TechCrunch reported that a few days ago, Facebook,ceo Mark Zuckerberg (Mark,zuckerberg) personal page has been a lot of online attacks, The attackers used stickers, photographs, and even PS to Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Precious Priscilla (Priscilla,chan) in the message box to attack Zuckerberg. Most of these attackers are from Brazil. The attacks against Facebook's founders were initially thought to have been done by protesters complaining of low Facebook penetration, but this is not a proven argument, according to some anecdotal reports. No comments or suggestions appear in these messages or comments on Zuckerberg's page, and seem to be just random topics, some of which are even spam-type attacks initiated and instigated by online hooligans. These online attacks appear in some of Zuckerberg's previous postings, first in a May 2012 post about announcing marriage to his wife precious Priscilla. Mr. Zuckerberg and his wife's wedding photos, which were issued in the post, won 2 million praises and attracted 180,000 comments. But most recent comments have put up some weird pictures, stickers, and even spoof photos of Zuckerberg and his wife precious Priscilla. Zuckerberg and his wife's wedding photos are for these malicious messages, although it is not yet known "who originally started, and for what reason on the web post jokingly Zuckerberg", but a news link appears on the internet, a "submerged mark" (Flood,that,mark) organization or behind the scenes. The organization consists of 1153 members and communicates in Portuguese. Among the banner icons used by the group are pictures of Zuckerberg and his wife, as well as a portrait of the group posting on Facebook. Commentators at a Brazilian news website have supported the group's efforts to stop its actions until it sets a record post. Facebook was not in a timely response when asked about "whether to discover these malicious attacks" and "whether they plan to take action to stop these flood-like malicious comments". (Compile/Joshui)