I have discovered a major facebook flaw that enables one to view private photos ... how can i report it?

[Wu]

So just for fun, I set out on a quest trying to stalk a friend's girlfriend, who keeps all her info hidden from non-friends (like me).

I was able to discover a major flaw which enabled me to view all the person's photos, (both private and public). I consider this a major flaw in facebook's privacy settings and would like to report it.

Also, considering I do, is there any way I can also get paid thousands of $$$ like other hackers were for finding it?

[Cam]

Just use the bug tracking system. Goes directly to the devs.

[Mizanur]

I can not know it.

[Charlie Tuna]

First, why are you so sure that you found a flaw? How do you know the photos are private or public? You may think you've discovered a flaw, but it's most likely working as designed (like a tagged photo or a shared photo).
And even if you've discovered a flaw, FB is not necessarily obligated to pay you. You may actually end up being investigated.

[Eric]

Let's see...you "set out on a quest" to become a stalker?