Police in six countries have dismantled a complex cybercrime network that operat...
THE HAGUE - Police in six countries have dismantled a complex cybercrime network that operated from Eastern Europe and fleeced victims - including small businesses and charities - of some $100 million, Europe’s police agency said on Thursday.
Ten of the network’s members have been charged with conspiracy to steal online banking credentials and deposits under a U.S. grand jury indictment. GozNym featured the Georgian ringleader, a Russian software developer, encryption experts in Moldova and Kazakhstan, “account takeover specialists” in Bulgaria and Ukraine, as well as assorted spammers, money launderers and “mules” .
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