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: The downloaded file often contains Trojans or keyloggers that monitor the user's keystrokes, stealing bank information and private messages. Survey Scams

Scammers may message you asking for your phone number or a "code" that was just sent to you. This code is actually your own Facebook password reset or 2FA code.

The Facebook Password Hacker V30 Key Fixed is a software tool that claims to be able to hack into Facebook accounts and retrieve passwords. The tool is often advertised as a simple and easy-to-use solution for accessing someone's Facebook account without their knowledge or consent. The "V30" in the name suggests that it's the 30th version of the tool, implying that it's a refined and improved version.

The most dangerous part of downloading "hacking tools" is that they often contain . Instead of hacking Facebook, the software may:

After you enter a target’s email or ID, the software displays a fake progress bar. It eventually claims a "password has been found" but requires a product key to view it. Users are then redirected to survey scams or asked to pay a fee (often around $29.99), though no real password exists.