Tax Hacking: an 18-Year-Old Hacker Charged and Placed in Pre-Trial Detention
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An 18-year-old hacker, suspected of being a member of the Zerobytes group, has been charged and detained for the theft of data belonging to 678,000 taxpayers, which occurred in late June and late July. A second suspect, under the age of 16, was also arrested before being released.
The group of Zerobytes hackers stole the data from 678,000 taxpayers.
An 18-year-old man, suspected of belonging to the "Zerobytes" hacker group and of having participated in cyber attacks against the tax authorities this summer, was charged and placed in pre-trial detention, announced...
Known to the judiciary, he was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment and a fine of €300,000 for a series of cyber crimes, as well as for criminal association. The tax authorities had been targeted by several computer attacks this summer.
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An 18-year-old man, suspected by the courts of being one of the members of the "Zerobytes" hacker group and of having participated in the attacks against the tax this summer, was charged and placed under investigation
The arrested man is 18 years old. He is suspected of being one of the members of the group of hackers "Zerobytes", who claimed this massive piracy.
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