Cyber Moth: Illicit Hacking Promises Signal High Risk

I’m evaluating a Cybersecurity service advertisement that markets illegal hacking capabilities. The content promises a wide range of illicit hacking services—from social media account breaches and proxy sales to Gmail, Facebook, and bank account hacks, along with spyware and SS7/ Pegasus-style attack capabilities. The messaging is promotional, heavy on hype, and explicitly notes that free services are not offered. While the post asserts top-tier security offerings, the core premise is illegal activity, which raises significant legal, ethical, and reputational concerns. In my view, this advertisement signals high-risk, unlawful activity, not a legitimate security service, and should be treated with extreme caution by investors or participants in related markets. Trust and compliance considerations strongly undermine any positive assessment of the underlying business model.