How much do hackers charge for their services?

[neku]

Government employees who have cheated, exploited and robbed me for 15 years are hiring hackers to hack almost all my devices, including instagram account. Does anyone know how much the hackers are charging for their services?

 

[eLdavis]

I have never hired a hacker before, and i doubt i will ever need one. Am pretty sure it might be expensive though.

 

[Starmix]

How could we know about the hacking services fee. That's a crime against humanity. It's not happening here. But the website of the university where I work was hacked by a former university ITprofessor. He was removed from his position as the chairman of the IT Department. He based his hacking rampage in the USA. But he was tracked by the FBI and was repatriated to my country to serve his crime. He was sentenced for 15 years in prison and to pay the university which is owned by the national government a moral damage worth 1 million pesos.

 

[Augusta]

This is one information that I might not be needing for a very long time as I might never be needing such a service. it's not worth knowing

 

[SilverLance]

That sounds stressful. If you're worried about being hacked, take the help of a cybersecurity expert or change your passwords and secure your accounts.

 

[Suba]

Each hacker sets different rates, and often depends on the level of difficulty, but to hack your social media accounts and your devices, of course they will be cheaper than crypto exchange hackers.

 

[kit_hung]

How could we know about the hacking services fee. That's a crime against humanity. It's not happening here. But the website of the university where I work was hacked by a former university ITprofessor. He was removed from his position as the chairman of the IT Department. He based his hacking rampage in the USA. But he was tracked by the FBI and was repatriated to my country to serve his crime. He was sentenced for 15 years in prison and to pay the university which is owned by the national government a moral damage worth 1 million pesos.

The situation you witnessed is very sad and demonstrates how cybercrime can affect important institutions like universities. Hacking is not only a legal offense but also a threat to information security and digital infrastructure. The act of someone using their skills to destroy instead of build is completely against the values of the IT profession.

It is good to see that security agencies like the FBI took action and ensured that the perpetrator was held accountable. The prison sentence and monetary compensation are a sign that the government does not tolerate such crimes. On the part of institutions, it is important to strengthen the security of their systems and ensure that they have strong IT policies to prevent such incidents from happening again.

 

[Min George]

The amount that an hacker would charge depends on what they are supposed to hack. Basic hacking like social media accounts can be hacked for as little as $15.