Cybercrime. Piracy of the Tax: a Second Suspect, a 16-Year-Old, Charged
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The adolescent was charged for "fraudful extraction of data contained in an automated system of processing of personal data implemented by the state, in organized tape" and "access and maintenance of fraudulent data" in the same system.
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An 18-year-old man, suspected of being a member of "ZeroBytes" and participating in the tax attacks this summer, had already been charged in early September.
The young man was placed under judicial control, he is suspected of being a member of the group of computer hackers "ZeroBytes" who claimed in mid-August the piracy of the tax, which occurred in late June and late June.
A second suspect was charged and placed under judicial supervision after tax piracy, which resulted in the theft of data from at least 678.000 individuals and professionals this summer. An 18-year-old had been detained in the course of the same investigation at the end of August. - Piracy of taxes: a second 16-year-old suspect charged (Police, justice and other facts).
Nicknamed "Casquette", the teenager is the second charged for the theft of tax data, after an 18-year-old man who uses the pseudonym "ChatNoir". Both were already under investigation for other data leaks.
Known under the pseudonym of Capette, the teenager is suspected of being the accomplice of ChatNoir, an 18-year-old man already charged in this case.
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