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TK worm creators jailed
Two Britons were sentenced today for their part in creating a worm that infected thousands of computers and formed a botnet that launched DDoS attacks on networks and websites worldwide.
René Millman
Oct 7 2005 4:25PM
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$11 million dollar phishing pair jailed
An American and a Scotsman have been jailed for their part in an international phishing scam that netted the pair $11 million dollars (£6.5 million). The men now face a total of ten years in prison.
René Millman
Jun 28 2005 5:24PM
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'Computer genius' jailed for hacking Pentagon
A Californian man was sentenced to four months in prison for hacking into the computer systems of federal agencies and defacing websites in April 2002.
René Millman
Jun 27 2005 3:28PM
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WebTV hacker jailed
An Louisianan man has been sentenced to six months in prison for sending an email virus to WebTV users which caused their devices to dial 911.
René Millman
Mar 15 2005 11:27AM
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Biggest credit card fraudster jailed
A 425-pound computer hacker with a huge appetite for identity theft has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for his part in the biggest case of credit card fraud in US history.
René Millman
Jan 12 2005 3:22PM
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