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US authorities charge 70 money mules in Zeus ring
Follows UK arrests.
Angela Moscaritolo
Oct 1 2010 1:39PM
Security
Money mules recruited through spoofed pages
How do cybercriminals recruit money mules to move their ill-gotten gains from one country to another? One way is through real-looking websites appearing to promote Apple resellers.
Frank Washkuch
Sep 24 2007 9:37AM
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Spanish authorities hook phishing mules
Four people face charges in Spain in connection with an internet fraud scheme believed to have been orchestrated in Eastern Europe.
David Quainton
Jul 14 2005 2:46PM
Security
Phishers recruiting money mules
Phishers are recruiting money laundering "mules" in the UK with "make-money-at-home" offers tendered via email, said a security firm this week.
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Nov 4 2004 12:00AM
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