Hackers can make good money selling your Facebook login, Gmail password, or credit card number on underground sites. Here's the breakdown of how much.
. The researchers indexed the average prices of different types of logins for sale.
Daniel Markuson, a NordVPN analyst, said in a statement that the selling prices for compromised social media accounts are "relatively low," but noted that hackers typically access accounts in order to pull off more lucrative scams.
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