Dell: The going rate for a hacker to break into a Gmail account is $130
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Kevin Parrish, Digital Trends via Business Insider Magazine
The report reveals that hackers currently charge $129 to hack into
popular U.S.-based email accounts such as Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo.
They’ll also go after corporate email accounts, charging $500 per
mailbox. Popular Russian email accounts will cost between $65 and $103
while breaking into popular Ukrainian email accounts will cost $129.
Hacking the IP address of a computer user will cost you an extra $90.
Naturally, social websites are also on the price sheet. To break into
a social account like Facebook and Twitter based in the United States,
customers must fork over $129. That price jumps up to $194 when hackers
are tasked to break into popular social websites established in Russia,
such as VK.ru and Ok.ru.
If you’re looking for some fake identification, hackers can provide
that, too. For $173, you can get a physical counterfeit driver’s license
in the U.S., U.K., Germany, and Israel. A physical counterfeit social
security card will run you another $140 to $250. Need an entirely new
identity? There’s a package that includes a scan of a social security
card, a scan of a driver’s license, and a matching utility bill for $90.
A physical counterfeit passport for U.S. citizens runs a crazy $3,000
to $10,000.
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