Chris Crum, Staff Writer at WebproNews says Only 1% of Sites are Unhackable.

Security company Panda Labs has discovered an online service that promises to hack into Facebook accounts for $100. They claim they will provide "clients" with login and password information to access any account on the social network.

Do you feel like your information is secure on Facebook?

"The service's real purpose may be hacking Facebook accounts as they say, or profiting from those that want to try the service," says PandaLabs Technical Director Luis Corrons. "In any case, the Web page is very well designed. It is easy to contract the service and become either the victim of an online fraud, or a cyber-criminal and accomplice in identity theft. `

The danger is that once an intruder hacks into a Facebook account, all personal data published on the site can be stolen."

"Similarly, those accounts can also be used to send malware, spam or other threats to the victim's contacts," adds Corrons. "In the case of celebrities or other well-known entities, they can be used to defame the account holder, spread information in their name, etc. In any event, this is criminal activity."

hacking facebook isn't dat hrd, why charge $100