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Blackshades Malware Co-Creator Gets Five Years of Probation
Michael Hogue, who online was known by the moniker "xVisceral," was also ordered to forfeit $40,000 and perform 500 hours of community service.
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Accused BlackShades Mastermind Pleads Guilty to US Malware Charge
Yucel pleaded guilty to engaging in the distribution of malware as part of a plea deal ahead of his March 23 trial.
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Swede Pleads Not Guilty in US Over 'BlackShades' Malicious Software
Prosecutor Sarah Lai said evidence against Yucel was voluminous, including computers, e-mail accounts and BlackShades subscriber records.
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BlackShades Malware Infected More Than Half-Million PCs Globally: FBI
The FBI revealed statistics about the remote access tool alongside charges that were announced Monday against nearly 100 people worldwide.
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'One of the Largest' Global Cybercrime Crackdown Nabs 90 'BlackShades' Webcam Spies
An international crackdown by the FBI and police in 19 countries has exposed a malware called "Blackshades" that enabled hackers around the world to secretly and remotely control victims' computers.
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Blackshades Malware Co-Creator Gets Five Years of Probation
Michael Hogue, who online was known by the moniker "xVisceral," was also ordered to forfeit $40,000 and perform 500 hours of community service.
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Accused BlackShades Mastermind Pleads Guilty to US Malware Charge
Yucel pleaded guilty to engaging in the distribution of malware as part of a plea deal ahead of his March 23 trial.
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Swede Pleads Not Guilty in US Over 'BlackShades' Malicious Software
Prosecutor Sarah Lai said evidence against Yucel was voluminous, including computers, e-mail accounts and BlackShades subscriber records.
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BlackShades Malware Infected More Than Half-Million PCs Globally: FBI
The FBI revealed statistics about the remote access tool alongside charges that were announced Monday against nearly 100 people worldwide.
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'One of the Largest' Global Cybercrime Crackdown Nabs 90 'BlackShades' Webcam Spies
An international crackdown by the FBI and police in 19 countries has exposed a malware called "Blackshades" that enabled hackers around the world to secretly and remotely control victims' computers.
