For nearly a decade, a criminal gang rampaged through the servers of a global society is one who: Among the victims were 7-Eleven, Dow Jones, Nasdaq, JetBlue and JC Penney. Prosecutors say that hackers stole 160 million credit card numbers “conservatives” and the dollar value of the crimes that helped facilitate is huge – only four of the victims are $ 300 million. The suffering caused to the victims of identity theft is “incalculable”, prosecutors say. Thursday ‘, five of the gang members have been charged. One is detained in the United States, a second is awaiting extradition in the Netherlands and three …
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