Surgical Blade
JF-Expert Member
- Apr 28, 2013
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Well, the amount of
reward is really big and
off-course exploits of
the hackers were also
not small, let us give
you an introduction of 5 Most wanted hackers: First two are from
Pakistan named Farhan
Arshad and Noor Aziz
Uddin, they are wanted
in an international
telecommunications hacking scheme that
took place between
2008 and 2012. They
both were able to gain
unauthorized access to
business telephone systems, resulting in
losses exceeding $50
million. Arshad and
Uddin are part of an
international criminal
ring that the FBI believes extends into
Pakistan, the
Philippines, Saudi
Arabia, Switzerland,
Spain, Singapore, Italy,
Malaysia and elsewhere. Third one is Carlos
Perez-Melara, he is
involved in running a
fraudulent website in
2003 that offered
customers a way to catch a cheating lover.
Those who took the
bait downloaded
spyware that secretly
installed a program on
their computers that allowed scammers to
steal the victims
identities and personal
information. Fourth one is Andrey
Nabilebich Tamme, he is
involved in a Malware
named Opeartion Ghost
Click which
compromised more than four million
computers in more than
100 countries between
2007 and October 2011;
there were at least
500,000 victims in the United States alone. Last, but not the least,
Alexsey Belan, he is
wanted for allegedly
remotely accessing the
computer networks of
three U.S.-based companies in 2012 and
2013 and stealing
sensitive data as well as
employees identities.
reward is really big and
off-course exploits of
the hackers were also
not small, let us give
you an introduction of 5 Most wanted hackers: First two are from
Pakistan named Farhan
Arshad and Noor Aziz
Uddin, they are wanted
in an international
telecommunications hacking scheme that
took place between
2008 and 2012. They
both were able to gain
unauthorized access to
business telephone systems, resulting in
losses exceeding $50
million. Arshad and
Uddin are part of an
international criminal
ring that the FBI believes extends into
Pakistan, the
Philippines, Saudi
Arabia, Switzerland,
Spain, Singapore, Italy,
Malaysia and elsewhere. Third one is Carlos
Perez-Melara, he is
involved in running a
fraudulent website in
2003 that offered
customers a way to catch a cheating lover.
Those who took the
bait downloaded
spyware that secretly
installed a program on
their computers that allowed scammers to
steal the victims
identities and personal
information. Fourth one is Andrey
Nabilebich Tamme, he is
involved in a Malware
named Opeartion Ghost
Click which
compromised more than four million
computers in more than
100 countries between
2007 and October 2011;
there were at least
500,000 victims in the United States alone. Last, but not the least,
Alexsey Belan, he is
wanted for allegedly
remotely accessing the
computer networks of
three U.S.-based companies in 2012 and
2013 and stealing
sensitive data as well as
employees identities.