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| 10 Nov 2011 | #1 |
| | Feds: Cyber Criminals Hijacked 4 Million Computers Quote: An Eastern European pack of cyber thieves known as the Rove group hijacked at least four million computers in over 100 countries, including at least half a million computers in the U.S., to make off with $14 million in "illegitimate income" before they were caught, federal officials announced today. |
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| 10 Nov 2011 | #2 |
| | Feds Pull the Plug on "Massive" Online Ad Fraud Scheme, Seven Suspects Quote: One Russian and six Estonians have been arrested (or have a warrant for their arrest) and charged with wire fraud and conspiracy in a 27-count indictment for allegedly hacking millions of computer systems in more than 100 countries and participating in a "massive" scheme to reroute Web surfers to rogue servers. By doing so, the seven individuals accumulated millions of dollars in fraudulent online ad revenue, the DoJ said. Maximum PC | Feds Pull the Plug on "Massive" Online Ad Fraud Scheme, Seven Suspects Indicted |
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| 10 Nov 2011 | #3 |
| | wow lol, talk about #ifu*kedup |
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