Now, why would you want to hack into someone else’s Facebook account in the first place?
Apparently enough people wish to do this. There is a website that is offering to hack into a Facebook account for $100. You will receive the target’s ID and password once you hand over the $100 to a Western Union account.
They give you the ID first and tell you that password will be handed over once the money transfer is complete.
The cause for concern isn’t whether Facebook account can be hacked into. The concern is that people willing to hand over the $100 are being ripped off. Because the victims initiated an illegal activity, they won’t go to the police.
Out of curiosity, I searched for “hack facebook for $100.” The first result happens to be a malicious site that tries to install their software on your computer – didn’t want to find out what that software was.
If you try to enter the underground of the world wide web, be prepared to encounter lots and lots of dangers.
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