Facebook Hacking Site Run by Russian Mafia?

Apparently this Facebook hacking site has beenyour Facebook account! This stuff happens every
around for over four years but well known securityday.
company Panda Labs claimed to have discovered itA quick couple of minutes with some domain tools tells
recently! This shady service claims that only 1% ofus that this website is registered in Moscow.
Facebook sites cannot be hacked.Speculation is that the people behind this underground
The service costs $100 to anybody who wants to getservice are members of the Eastern European
an account hacked which is well affordable if you areInternet Mafia. Payments have been traced via a
driven by irrational feelings such as jealousy of a lovedpopular money transfer service to the Ukraine.
one suspected of cheating. You would throw $100 atFacebook has been plagued with security issues since
an investigation without even thinking about it!becoming the most popular social network on the
The website encourages people to becomeInternet. In fact, even before they were popular they
cyber-criminals and hack others Facebook accountshad problems. Facebook recently announced that the
offering extra credits in return. The website is verysize of their user base is approaching the population of
professional in nature and it is easy to order thisthe United States! So you can see the potential for
sinister service. I won't be exposing the website URL incyber criminal activity is huge.
this article for obvious reasons!You can still find plenty of people who do not use
It's not only the obvious security threat of having yourFacebook specifically because of security worries. But
personal information stolen which is the worry. Hackedif you must use the service (wink) make sure you
accounts can also be used to send spam, malwarebeef up your security by using hard to guess
and other nasties to the targets contact list. I don'tpasswords. Also you should change your password
need to tell you how embarrassing it could be havingregularly to minimise the risk. It's a war zone out there!
an intruder spread malicious information about you via