Computer Crimes And Punishment

guest · Mar 25, 2020

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https://www.zdnet.com/article/fbi-a...er-io-a-shopify-like-platform-for-cybercrime/
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DoJ: FBI Takes Down a Russian-Based Hacker Platform; Arrests Suspected Russian Site Administrator

A Russian-based cyber platform known as DEER.IO was shut down by the FBI today, and its suspected administrator – alleged Russian hacker Kirill Victorovich Firsov - was arrested and charged with crimes related to the hacking of U.S. companies for customers’ personal information.

DEER.IO was a Russian-based cyber platform that allowed criminals to purchase access to cyber storefronts on the platform and sell their criminal products or services. DEER.IO started operations as of at least October 2013, and claimed to have over 24,000 active shops with sales exceeding $17 million. The platform was shut down pursuant to a seizure order issued by the Southern District of California Court.
FBI agents arrested Firsov, a Russian cyber hacker, on March 7 in New York City. Firsov not only managed the DEER.IO platform, he also advertised it on other cyber forums, which catered to hackers.
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guest · Mar 31, 2020

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TalkTalk teen hacker in legal challenge over Press identification
January 6, 2020
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/...lenge-over-press-identification-38837568.html
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Northern Ireland TalkTalk hack teen loses court battle over anonymity
March 31, 2020
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/...ses-court-battle-over-anonymity-39090925.html

A Co Antrim teenager who was part of the high-profile hacking of telecom giant TalkTalk suffered no discrimination by his initial media identification, a High Court judge ruled.

Mr Justice Colton rejected claims that an unlawful distinction was made between his circumstances and other juvenile crime suspects automatically entitled to anonymity once they are charged.
He said: "There is nothing unfair or irrational in the State's approach."
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guest · Apr 6, 2020

Australians Arrested Over $2.6m Email Scam
April 6, 2020
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/australians-arrested-over-26m/

Police in Australia have arrested two men in connection with a $2.6m BEC (business email compromise) scam involving phony invoices.

The men are believed to be part of a syndicate responsible for emailing businesses with invoices doctored to divert transferred funds into the scammers' personal bank accounts.
In two early-morning raids carried out on April 2, New South Wales Police arrested a 29-year-old in Zetland, whom they believe to be the leader of the syndicate, and a 30-year-old in Roseberry.

The 29-year-old is believed to have successfully gained more than $1.6m from illegal scams, which ran from mid-2018 until early 2020. His attempts to gain a further $1m didn't pan out.

“These arrests are a timely reminder for all individuals and businesses to have strong cybersecurity measures in place for protection,” said commander of the NSW Cybercrime Squad, Detective Superintendent Matthew Craft.
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guest · Apr 9, 2020

Darknet Vendor Arrested on Distribution and Money Laundering Charges
April 9, 2020
https://www.justice.gov/usao-edva/p...ted-distribution-and-money-laundering-charges

A Maryland man was arrested today on charges related to his alleged unlawful distribution of medications through the Darknet, and money laundering involving Bitcoin.

According to court documents, William Anderson Burgamy IV, 32, of Hanover, recently posted on his Darknet market vendor page: “Even with Corona Virus [sic] the shop is running at full speed.”
Burgamy, who is not a pharmacist, has allegedly illegally operated as the Darknet vendor NeverPressedRX (NPRX) since at least August 2019. The NPRX vendor store claimed to sell authentic medications, including prescription opioids, sourced from United States pharmacies. NPRX had thousands of recorded sales on a major Darknet market.
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guest · Apr 10, 2020

Taiwan takes down top piracy site
April 9, 2020
https://www.zdnet.com/article/taiwan-takes-down-top-piracy-site/

One of Taiwan's top movie and TV download sites, 8maple.ru, has been shut down and the assets of two engineers have been frozen on suspicion of infringing intellectual property rights.

According to a statement from Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB), the site's traffic ranks first among all piracy websites in Taiwan. Movies and TV shows were said to come from Japan, South Korea, Thailand, the United States, Europe, mainland China, Taiwan, and elsewhere.
According to the CIB, two engineers, surnamed Chen and Zhuang, allegedly created a fake advertising company, used their professional knowledge to decode video, illegally placed videos on overseas cloud servers, and gained revenue by requiring site visitors to click on ads before watching.

The alleged intellectual property infringements are valued at close to NT$1 billion, about $33 million.
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guest · Apr 10, 2020

Dutch police arrests suspect behind DDoS attacks on government sites
April 10, 2020
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...pect-behind-ddos-attacks-on-government-sites/

A 19-year old man from Breda, Netherlands, was arrested today for allegedly carrying out distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that caused two Dutch government websites to shut down for several hours on March 19, 2020.

The investigation was led by a public prosecutor from The Hague and was carried out by a cybercrime team from Utrecht's Dutch police focused on mitigating and examining DDoS attacks.ack."
Sites used to disseminate emergency information
"We take this very high, especially now that the corona crisis is causing additional uncertainty and a great need for information by many people," said Central Netherlands Police cybercrime team member Jeroen Niessen.

One of the attacked government websites is Overheid.nl, a guide to services and information from all government organizations in the Netherlands frequently visited by Dutch citizens because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
The other one, MijnOverheid.nl, is a platform that makes it possible to receive digital mail from the Dutch government like tax assessments, child benefits info, or notifications to renew one's passport.
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Dutch police took down 15 booters in a week
"In addition to tackling people who carry out DDoS attacks, we also focus on tackling the booter websites," the Dutch police adds.
"In the past week, 15 booters have been blacked out at the request of the police. We worked in conjunction with external parties, such as hosters or registrars, international police forces, Europol, Interpol, and the FBI."
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Minimalist · Apr 11, 2020

Two traders accused of profiting from SEC hack settle charges

Two financial traders accused of using nonpublic information to enrich themselves have settled with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission more than a year after the allegations were made public.

The SEC announced Thursday its settled charges against David Kwon and Igor Sabodakha in connection with a wider scheme to hack an SEC database, then use stolen data to inform financial trades. The breach at the SEC, and the insider trades that followed, illuminated to much of the public how cybercrime had emerged a new way to boost traditional forms of global financial crime.
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https://www.cyberscoop.com/sec-hack-settled-edgar/

Minimalist · Apr 11, 2020

Soccer Secrets Hacker Leaves Prison, Enters Lockdown

Rui Pinto, the hacker whose revelations shook soccer by shining a light on its darkest secrets, is released from prison and put under house arrest.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/10/sports/soccer-secrets-hacker-rui-pinto-football-leaks.html

ronjor · Apr 17, 2020

Friday, April 17, 2020
Justice Department Seeks to End Illegal Online Sale of Industrial Bleach Marketed as “Miracle” Treatment for COVID-19

Court Orders Defendants to Stop Operating Website Selling Unlawful Bleach Product for Coronavirus Treatment
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guest · Apr 18, 2020

Teenage hacker arrested in Madrid for hacking medical data and leaking information about a politician who was positive with coronavirus
April 17, 2020
https://www.theolivepress.es/spain-...politician-who-was-positive-with-coronavirus/

Agents from the Technological Investigation Unit of the Policia Nacional arrested the teenager in Madrid.

He had managed to hack into the servers of the Madrid health service and obtain patients’ medical records, including one of a prominent politician.
The hacker then subsequently proceeded to release the information on his Twitter and Instagram pages in order to gloat.

This was not his first cyber attack however, as from the end of 2019 he had managed to hack a video streaming platform, a burger chain and a bicycle rental service.
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guest · Apr 23, 2020

Covina Man Arrested on Federal Charge Alleging He Cyberstalked and Threatened Violence Against Teenage Girls via Social Media
April 21, 2020
https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/p...eging-he-cyberstalked-and-threatened-violence

Special agents with the FBI this morning arrested a San Gabriel Valley man and online promoter of the involuntary celibate (incel) subculture on a federal cyberstalking charge that he conducted an internet harassment campaign against two teenage girls who rejected his sexual advances.

Carl Bennington, 33, of Covina, was arrested pursuant to a criminal complaint unsealed today in United States District Court in Los Angeles.
The complaint alleges that, from at least February 2016 to March 2020, Bennington repeatedly used various social media accounts to harass young girls and women, including by sending hundreds of messages threatening to commit acts of physical and sexual violence against them if they did not submit to his sexual advances.

The complaint charges Bennington with cyberstalking [...]
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guest · Apr 23, 2020

Credit Card Launderer for Tech Support Scams to Pay $6.75 Million to Settle FTC Charges
April 22, 2020
https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/pre...rer-tech-support-scams-pay-675-million-settle

A Canadian company, RevenueWire, and its CEO, Roberta Leach, will pay $6.75 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges they laundered credit card payments for, and assisted and facilitated, two tech support scams previously sued by the FTC.

“Finding ways to get paid – without getting caught – is essential for scammers who steal money from consumers,” said Andrew Smith. “And that’s exactly what RevenueWire did for tech support scammers when it laundered their transactions through the credit card system.”
According to the FTC, RevenueWire entered into contracts with payment processors to obtain merchant accounts to process credit card charges for its own sales of eBooks and software.

According to the FTC’s previous lawsuits against ICE and Vast, the companies’ telemarketers deceptively used a common feature on computers called Event Viewer to misrepresent that consumers’ devices had viruses or performance problems and needed to be repaired at a cost of hundreds of dollars.
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guest · Apr 28, 2020

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Russian National Nikulin's Trial Suspended Until at Least April 13 - Court Document
March 18, 2020
https://sputniknews.com/world/20200...ded-until-at-least-april-13---court-document/
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San Francisco trial of Russian bloke extradited and accused of hacking LinkedIn, Dropbox, Formspring stalls again amid pandemic lockdown
April 28, 2020
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2020/04/28/linkedin_dropbox_hacking_trial/

At a hearing on Tuesday, Judge William Alsup again delayed the US trial of alleged Russian hacker Yevgeniy Nikulin until June 1; the third such delay since the COVID-19 virus appeared in San Francisco, where proceedings are unfolding.
The judge also reviewed responses [PDF] from jurors who were asked last week whether they would be happy to return to the courthouse given the potential health risk.

A majority said no, as did several key witnesses. So it's back to jail for a bloke arrested in 2016 on suspicion of hacking the home computers of corporate workers and compromising over 200 million accounts.
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guest · Apr 29, 2020

Convict in LA Times Hack Again Accused of Attacking Media
April 29, 2020
https://www.securityweek.com/convict-la-times-hack-again-accused-attacking-media

Probation officials filed a petition Monday alleging that Matthew Keys, 33, of Sacramento violated the conditions of his release by hacking into and deleting the YouTube account of Comstock’s Magazine, the Sacramento Bee reported.
Keys was digital editor for the Sacramento business magazine beginning last year but quit in January in a dispute with management, the Bee reported.

Keys is a former producer for Fox News affiliate KTXL-TV in Sacramento and former deputy social media editor for Reuters.
He was charged with seeking revenge by downloading an email list of KTXL-TV viewers and sending them anonymous emails denigrating the station. He also was charged with providing a member of the hacker group Anonymous with log-in information for a computer server belonging to the station’s then-corporate owner, the Tribune Co., which also owned the Los Angeles Times.
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Keys was convicted of computer crimes. He was released from prison in 2018. If convicted of violating his release conditions, he could be sent back to prison for up to two years.
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guest · May 1, 2020

Ex-SEC Examiner's Data Theft Trial Delayed Due To Pandemic
April 30, 2020
https://www.law360.com/trials/artic...er-s-data-theft-trial-delayed-due-to-pandemic

A New York federal judge has postponed the trial of a former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission compliance examiner accused of breaching classified government computer networks to score a job with a private equity firm, basing the decision on COVID-19 concerns.

U.S. District Judge Gary R. Brown on Wednesday agreed to push back the trial of Michael S. Cohn for nearly three months, from June 15 to at least Sept. 8, after Cohn said in a letter to the judge that he suffers from health conditions that put him at greater risk of complications from the virus.

"We make this request in light of the current COVID-19 crisis to protect the health and safety of the parties, potential jurors and this court," Cohn's counsel said in the letter Tuesday.
Cohn was charged by federal prosecutors in October with obstruction of justice for allegedly using his position as an SEC compliance examiner to access government computers and information about an agency investigation into New York-based GPB Capital as he sought a job with the firm.
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Article about this case:
Former SEC investigator charged with giving insider information to firm where he sought employment (October 23, 2019)

Federal prosecutors on Wednesday charged a former Securities and Exchange Commission investigator with obstruction of justice, unauthorized computer access and disclosure of confidential information to a firm where he sought employment.

The defendant, Michael S. Cohn, served as managing director and chief compliance officer at alternative asset management company GPB Capital Holdings.
Cohn allegedly accessed compromising information about an investigation into GPB when he was a compliance examiner and industry specialist at the SEC’s enforcement division, according to officials with the Eastern District of New York, the FBI and the SEC Office of Inspector General, who announced the charges.

Cohn may face up to 20 years in prison for obstruction of justice, as many as five years in prison for unauthorized computer access and a maximum of one year for unauthorized computer disclosure.
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guest · May 5, 2020

Germany issues arrest warrant for Russian suspect in parliament hack: newspaper
May 5, 2020
https://news.yahoo.com/germany-issues-arrest-warrant-russian-081450714.html

German federal prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for an individual they suspected of hacking into the German parliament's computer systems in 2015 on behalf of Russia's GRU intelligence service, the Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Tuesday.

The newspaper reported that their suspect was Dmitry Badin, who is also sought by United States authorities for hack attacks including the theft of e-mails from Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party in the run-up to the 2016 Presidential election.
Without giving a source, the newspaper said that investigators were "certain" that Badin, 29, was also involved in the April 2015 hack attack on Germany's Bundestag parliament. Prosecutors were not immediately available to comment.
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung: Hackerangriff auf Bundestag / Bärenjagd

ZDNet: German authorities charge Russian hacker for 2015 Bundestag hack

As part of this unit, German authorities believe that Badin was tasked with conducting cyber-espionage on behalf of the Russian state, being part of a hacking group identified by cyber-security firms as ATP28 (Fancy Bear, Sofacy, Strontium, Grizzly Steppe, and more).
The German newspaper says that between April and May 20, 2015, APT28 breached the internal network of the German Parliament (Bundestag).

Badin is also wanted in the US, where authorities have charged him and six other APT28 members in 2018 with attacks against the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) between 2016 and 2018.
Badin is one of the FBI's most wanted cyber-criminals. He is still at large, believed to be living in Moscow.
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guest · May 6, 2020

Class-action lawsuit dismissed against LU hacker
May 5, 2020
https://www.sudbury.com/court/class-action-lawsuit-dismissed-against-lu-hacker-2327076

A class-action lawsuit has been dismissed against a former Laurentian University student who pleaded guilty in 2019 to mischief charges after he hacked into the school’s computer system.

LU computer science grad Spencer Brydges and the university were named in a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of certain Laurentian students and staff members. The lawsuit stems from a 2017 data breach into the university’s computer network, a breach Brydges is alleged to have committed.
On May 5, it was announced the plaintiff and Brydges have reached a settlement.

“In consideration for Brydges' co-operation in the litigation against Laurentian, the action will be dismissed against Brydges,” said McKenzie Lake Lawyers LLP in a news release.
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Brydges was arrested and charged in 2017 with unauthorized use of a computer system, mischief to data and breach of probation after he hacked into the university’s computer network. https://www.sudbury.com/local-news/...-of-weaknesses-in-laurentians-security-683361
Brydges told Sudbury.com in August 2017 he had hacked into the system in hopes of pointing out what he called gaping holes in LU’s cyber security.

From Jan. 23-25 of 2017, he went “as deep as I could into the system.” Brydges said he got “exceptionally far” and managed to uncover dozens of system vulnerabilities. He said he was able to access sensitive information like student social insurance numbers, addresses and banking information, and that there was no way for the university to determine if he’d downloaded any of that information.
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Laurentian student who tried to help university by hacking computer system pleads guilty in court (January 16, 2019)

26-year-old sentenced to 12 months probation, 25 hours community service
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ronjor · May 8, 2020

Thursday, May 7, 2020
New York City Man Arrested on Fraud Charges for Selling Stolen COVID-19 Testing Services through His Website, YouHealth, Inc., without Sending Promised Test Results

According to the Criminal Complaint, Gindt II founded YouHealth, Inc., a website offering telemedicine and personalized nutrition, wellness and DNA genetics testing. Gindt II illegally obtained stolen COVID-19 test kits from a laboratory employee.
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guest · May 8, 2020

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The guy who knew Nintendo’s Switch surprise ahead of time has pled guilty to hacking
The man repeatedly hacked Nintendo’s servers
January 31, 2020
https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/31/...lty-hacking-department-justice-ryan-hernandez

DoJ: California man who hacked into Nintendo servers to steal video games and other proprietary information pleads guilty
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Nintendo hacker sentencing postponed due to coronavirus-related court delays
May 8, 2020
https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/...poned-due-to-coronavirus-related-court-delays

Ryan S. Hernandez, who broke into multiple Nintendo servers in 2016, will not now be sentenced until September.
Hernandez, aka Ryan West, 21, from Palmdale, California, carried out a phishing attack to steal a Nintendo employee’s login data.

Hernandez was due to be sentenced on April 21. However, in an update to The Daily Swig, a spokesperson for the Western District of Washington US Attorney’s Office, said: “Sentencing was delayed until September due to the Covid-19 pandemic – the court ordered delays in the vast majority of cases.”
He has already agreed to pay $259,323 to Nintendo in restitution.
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guest · May 10, 2020

DDoS-for-hire service SuperiorStresser operator gets suspended sentence
May 8, 2020
https://www.hackread.com/ddos-for-hire-service-superiorstresser-operator-suspended-sentence/

20-year old Joseph Connolly from Banstead, Surrey has received a suspended sentence for selling cyber-attack service that could have caused permanent reputational and financial losses to businesses and individuals.

According to investigators, the teenager offered DDoS-for-Hire service to cripple websites with an exorbitant amount of traffic at a meager rate of £8.
Connolly launched a website where he offered a range of cyber-attack services. The teen was charged with money laundering and cybercrime offenses to which he pleaded guilty while being prosecuted at a Guilford Crown Court.

According to BBC, Connolly’s website offered lucrative offers to potential clients and also provided 24×7 customer support. At the time the investigations began, Connolly was in his late teens and his accomplices were also teens residing in the US. They are being investigated by the FBI.
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guest · May 12, 2020

↑ FTC Charges Operator of Crowdfunding Scheme
↑ The man behind an alleged crowdfunding scam wants you to know he isn’t a scammer March 4, 2020
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The maker of the failed iBackPack agrees to never use crowdfunding again
Doug Monahan is settling with the FTC
May 11, 2020
https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/11/21254802/ibackpack-creator-ftc-settlement-crowdfunding-shipping

Doug Monahan, the creator of the failed iBackPack crowdfunding project, is settling with the Federal Trade Commission and has agreed to never crowdfund again. The agreement, filed today, comes after more than a year of back-and-forth between the agency and Monahan, who served as his own lawyer in the case.
The FTC sued Monahan over claims that he misused the nearly $800,000 he raised on Kickstarter and Indiegogo to bring the backpacks to life and instead spent the money on personal expenses and bitcoin. The settlement expresses that Monahan doesn’t agree to any wrongdoing.

Monahan’s case will likely serve as a point of reference for crowdfunding gone bad. Many times, crowdfunded gadgets don’t ship or are delayed for years, but few reach the point where the FTC feels like it should and can step in to give backers clarity and justice.
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FTC: Operator of Deceptive Crowdfunding Scheme Banned from Future Crowdfunding as Part of FTC Settlement

guest · May 13, 2020

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Credit Card Launderer for Tech Support Scams to Pay $6.75 Million to Settle FTC Charges
April 22, 2020
https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/pre...rer-tech-support-scams-pay-675-million-settle
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RevenueWire to pay $6.7 million to settle FTC charges
May 12, 2020
https://blog.malwarebytes.com/tech-...ire-to-pay-6-7-million-to-settle-ftc-charges/

What can you do as a scammer when no legitimate payment provider wants to process your payments anymore? Or, what if you are growing sick and tired of these same payment providers reimbursing disgruntled customers who claim that your products didn’t fix computers, like—you know—you said they would?
Simple. You rely on some novel help. That is, until you get caught.

Let us tell you a story of intrigue and wrongdoing that resulted in a multi-million-dollar settlement issued by the US Federal Trade Commission.
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We are pleased to learn that the FTC successfully went after this enabler and payment provider, especially in this case as they knew what they were doing and the FTC could build on the cases where they ruled against the scammers themselves.
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guest · May 13, 2020

Gautrain IT technician illegally installed spyware
May 13, 2020
https://www.iol.co.za/pretoria-news/gautrain-it-technician-illegally-installed-spyware-47878828

A Gautrain technician has been sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for the unlawful installation of spyware to desktop and laptop computers at the Gautrain Management Agency in Midrand.

Information technology technician Obakeng Israel Busang, contracted to Gautrain, was sentenced in the Johannesburg Specialised Commercial Crimes Court following a guilty plea.
He later changed his plea to that of guilty and made admissions as he realised the evidence against him was overwhelming.

He was convicted of 38 counts of contravening sections of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act.
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Busang was responsible for assisting employees with technical problems related to their laptops or desktops.
He then used the opportunity, under false pretences, that he was installing the latest software relating to spyware such as Remote Administration Tools and key loggers to overcome security measures designed to protect passwords, and to access codes to gain access to information from employees’ laptops and desktops.
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guest · May 18, 2020

Nintendo files lawsuits in crackdown against Switch hackers
Two new lawsuits were filed on Friday
May 18, 2020
https://www.polygon.com/2020/5/18/21262121/nintendo-switch-hacking-lawsuit-pirated-games

Nintendo of America filed two lawsuits on Friday against Nintendo Switch hack resellers that sell software to play pirated video games, according to court documents obtained by Polygon.

The first lawsuit was filed Friday in an Ohio court against Tom Dilts Jr., the alleged operator of the website UberChips. The second lawsuit was filed in a Seattle court that same day, against a number of anonymous defendants from a selection of websites. All defendants reportedly sell products from a group of anonymous hackers called “Team Xecuter.”
Nintendo’s lawyers described the products as “an unauthorized operating system ... and accompanying piracy tools that install it.”

These products allow users to get around Nintendo’s “technological protection measures” designed to protect its products from “unauthorized access and copying.” Once it’s disabled, players can download the unauthorized operating system and play pirated video games, lawyers said.
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guest · May 22, 2020

Louisiana Man Sentenced for Business Email Compromise Scheme
May 21, 2020
https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/louisiana-man-sentenced-business-email-compromise-scheme

A Louisiana man was sentenced today in connection with an international business email compromise scheme that defrauded companies of almost $900,000.

Larry Brown Jr., 37, of Lafayette, La., was sentenced during a videoconference to time-served (approximately 10 months in prison), three years of supervised release and ordered to pay restitution and forfeiture of $10,425. In April 2020, Brown pleaded guilty before U.S. District Court Judge Denise J. Casper to conspiracy to commit wire fraud. In April 2019, Brown was charged with co-defendant Paul M. Iwuanyanwu, 39, of Medfield.
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