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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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Credit Suisse Pleads Guilty to US Criminal Charge in Tax Probe
US prosecutors criminally charged Credit Suisse and two of its units, saying the bank helped clients deceive US tax authorities by concealing assets in illegal, undeclared bank accounts, in a conspiracy that spanned decades.
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Indian-American businessman pleads guilty to hiding millions in secret account
Sanjay Sethi, 52, of New Jersey pleaded guilty yesterday before US District Judge Jose Linares in Newark federal court to information charging him with conspiracy to conceal assets in undeclared bank accounts from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Oldest private Swiss bank Wegelin pleads guilty in US tax evasion case
Wegelin, the oldest Swiss private bank, pleaded guilty on Thursday to a criminal charge of conspiracy in helping wealthy Americans to evade taxes on at least $1.2 billion hidden in offshore bank accounts.
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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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Credit Suisse Pleads Guilty to US Criminal Charge in Tax Probe
US prosecutors criminally charged Credit Suisse and two of its units, saying the bank helped clients deceive US tax authorities by concealing assets in illegal, undeclared bank accounts, in a conspiracy that spanned decades.
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Indian-American businessman pleads guilty to hiding millions in secret account
Sanjay Sethi, 52, of New Jersey pleaded guilty yesterday before US District Judge Jose Linares in Newark federal court to information charging him with conspiracy to conceal assets in undeclared bank accounts from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Oldest private Swiss bank Wegelin pleads guilty in US tax evasion case
Wegelin, the oldest Swiss private bank, pleaded guilty on Thursday to a criminal charge of conspiracy in helping wealthy Americans to evade taxes on at least $1.2 billion hidden in offshore bank accounts.
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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.
