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Twitter Celebrity Hacker Pleads Guilty In US
A British man pleaded guilty Tuesday for his role in schemes to hack the Twitter accounts of celebrities like Barack Obama and Elon Musk and stealing $794,000 in cryptocurrency.
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Indian-Origin Man Pleads Guilty To Damaging Cisco's Network In US
A 30-year old Indian-origin man has pleaded guilty to intentionally accessing the protected computer of an information-technology firm and running a code which led to the deletion of 16,000 accounts and heavy losses for the company in 2018.
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US Teen Accused Of Massive Twitter Hack Pleads Not Guilty
The suspected teenage mastermind of a huge Twitter hack pled not guilty Tuesday to allegations he hijacked celebrity accounts to swindle people out of more than $100,000 in a cryptocurrency scheme.
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Ex-Yahoo Worker Pleads Guilty On Hacking Account For Nudes
A former Yahoo software engineer has pleaded guilty to hacking personal accounts of thousands of Yahoo users searching for their sexual images and videos.
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Yahoo Hacking Case: Canadian Charged Pleads Guilty in US
Baratov pleaded guilty to charges returned by a grand jury for hacking email accounts and selling the passwords to an agent of Russia's intelligence agency.
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US Hacker Pleads Guilty To Stealing Nude Celebrity Photos
A Chicago hacker who stole nude photos from the accounts of at least 30 celebrities pleaded guilty Tuesday in US federal court.
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Celebgate: US Hacker Pleads Guilty to Stealing Nude Celebrity Photos
Edward Majerczyk admitted to one count of "unauthorized access to a protected computer to obtain information."
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Romanian Hacker 'Guccifer' Sentenced to 52 Months in US Prison
Marcel Lazar had pleaded guilty in May to charges including unauthorised access to a protected computer and aggravated identity theft.
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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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US accountant admits to helping al Qaeda
A New York accountant accused by US authorities of helping al Qaeda with computer systems pleaded guilty on Monday in federal court to terrorism-related charges.
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Twitter Celebrity Hacker Pleads Guilty In US
A British man pleaded guilty Tuesday for his role in schemes to hack the Twitter accounts of celebrities like Barack Obama and Elon Musk and stealing $794,000 in cryptocurrency.
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Indian-Origin Man Pleads Guilty To Damaging Cisco's Network In US
A 30-year old Indian-origin man has pleaded guilty to intentionally accessing the protected computer of an information-technology firm and running a code which led to the deletion of 16,000 accounts and heavy losses for the company in 2018.
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US Teen Accused Of Massive Twitter Hack Pleads Not Guilty
The suspected teenage mastermind of a huge Twitter hack pled not guilty Tuesday to allegations he hijacked celebrity accounts to swindle people out of more than $100,000 in a cryptocurrency scheme.
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Ex-Yahoo Worker Pleads Guilty On Hacking Account For Nudes
A former Yahoo software engineer has pleaded guilty to hacking personal accounts of thousands of Yahoo users searching for their sexual images and videos.
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Yahoo Hacking Case: Canadian Charged Pleads Guilty in US
Baratov pleaded guilty to charges returned by a grand jury for hacking email accounts and selling the passwords to an agent of Russia's intelligence agency.
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US Hacker Pleads Guilty To Stealing Nude Celebrity Photos
A Chicago hacker who stole nude photos from the accounts of at least 30 celebrities pleaded guilty Tuesday in US federal court.
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Celebgate: US Hacker Pleads Guilty to Stealing Nude Celebrity Photos
Edward Majerczyk admitted to one count of "unauthorized access to a protected computer to obtain information."
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Romanian Hacker 'Guccifer' Sentenced to 52 Months in US Prison
Marcel Lazar had pleaded guilty in May to charges including unauthorised access to a protected computer and aggravated identity theft.
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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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US accountant admits to helping al Qaeda
A New York accountant accused by US authorities of helping al Qaeda with computer systems pleaded guilty on Monday in federal court to terrorism-related charges.
