The dirty secret is that accounts don’t get hacked - people do. Honestly, things get worse if your account is inactive and no longer being used. They’d recognize them and laugh at the attempt.Ī hacker in control of your account isn’t going to let another hacker hack it out from underneath them. If another hacker is using your hacked account, they are extremely unlikely to fall for the various techniques hackers use.
Let’s say you hire a so-called “ethical” hacker who is legitimately working on your behalf to regain access to your account. Those are the tools they use to hack accounts - for good or evil. Hackers hack using the kinds of techniques we’ve been warning you about for years, like: If there were such a back door, it would be quickly discovered and blocked by the services in question. My sense is many people believe hackers have some magic back door or special tricks they use to gain access to any account they like. Hackers face that same battle - be it on your behalf or as they attempt to steal your account from you.
You’ve been unable to successfully prove you are the legitimate account holder and should be allowed back into your account. The measures they’ve taken to stop hacking are very likely what landed you here in the first place. From the service’s perspective, all hackers are bad and to be stopped. These services deploy their resources to stop hackers, no matter what the hackers’ intentions are. There’s no difference between hackers supposedly operating for good and those causing mayhem. To the services in question - Instagram, Facebook,, Google, and others - hacking is hacking. Carefully follow the account recovery process offered by the service in question - it’s your best (and only) hope. The vast majority of so-called “hacking services” are scams out for nothing more than your money. If the account isn’t being used, there’s no one to fool. If that account holder is another hacker, the techniques are unlikely to work. Hackers don’t have any magical back door, and all rely on the same techniques to compromise accounts by fooling the current account holder. Online services work hard to prevent all hacking, good or bad.
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