The first result looked professional. It was a sleek site with a bright button that said "Start Hack."
It claimed to use "advanced exploit scripts" to bypass Facebook’s security. All Lucas had to do was enter the profile URL and wait. He clicked. A progress bar appeared:
This is a story about the "perfect shortcut" that turned into a digital nightmare.
The first result looked professional. It was a sleek site with a bright button that said "Start Hack."
It claimed to use "advanced exploit scripts" to bypass Facebook’s security. All Lucas had to do was enter the profile URL and wait. He clicked. A progress bar appeared:
This is a story about the "perfect shortcut" that turned into a digital nightmare.