Hackers advertise their nefarious services to potential customers for as little as $90 for Gmail and $350 to access a target’s Facebook account, reports The Daily Mail.
However it’s a sliding scale based on the complexity of the hack, with hackers charging as much as $2,000 for a ‘generic website’, according to Business Insider, which also notes that a stranger’s Netflix account can be had for as little as $1.25. The latter even offers a one month warranty, after which time you’re presumably on your own should the hacked TV enthusiast change their password.
The surprising fees hackers charge for their services
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