Three men charged with hacking case involved the largest credit card history. More than 130 million debit card number and credit they managed to hack.
This criminal trio had long seemed unfortunate indeed across the world of hacking credit card. Albert Gonzalez, one of these criminal suspects had previously been in prison too with the same case.
While two other suspects came from Russia, who is unnamed subject to the demands associated with data break-ins of five companies from 2006 to 2008.
Luckily they trigger action intercepted by law enforcement. If not, chances are they can reap more profits. New Jersey police are handling the case said they were targeting two other leading companies.
Gonzales and Russia and the two men who identified with the name "Hacker 1" and "Hackers 2" is targeting major corporations with the scan list that includes companies in the Fortune 500. They then broke into the site of the target company and find a way to break debit card number and credit.
Now all three cases required the cooperation in getting access to other people's computers illegally. They were subjected to the article covered because they do co-operation in addition to entering and damaging the victim's computer, they may then make an online robbery.
Demands on it, they must face a maximum penalty of 35 years imprisonment and a fine in a very large number. (Reuters / Okezone)
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