Fraud

18-year-old US resident Graham Ivan Clark pleaded guilty to committing a hacker attack on the social network Twitter for the purpose of fraud. A Florida court sentenced him to three years in a juvenile prison.

Recognizing a fraudster is only easy in movies. In reality, they behave just like ordinary people. However, there are some specifics of their behavior, so we will tell you about them in this article.

During seasonal sales, there is a peak in the activity of scammers. While buyers are thinking about how to buy a rare item with a crazy discount, the scammers are dreaming of the moment they get information about bank cards and withdraw money from them.

On July 15, a Florida teen hacker gained access to Twitter accounts of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Barack Obama, and many others. On August 5, court hearings began against Graham Ivan Clark, a 17-year-old guy from Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.

Residents of the USA, Great Britain, Canada, and possibly some other countries, have recently received a lot of parcels with seeds they did not order. Similar complaints were subsequently reported by the supervisory authorities of several other countries.

U.S. law enforcement officers are looking for two Ukrainian citizens who, according to the investigation, are members of a transnational organized criminal group and are involved in cybercrimes.

How to make money during a pandemic and the development of 5G? In Britain, fraudsters began selling cheap USB keys for $374, passing them off as a device that would protect against 5G radiation.