Inventive Hacker, Caught in Sinaia with Diplomatic Registration Numbers: The Driver Had Mounted a System Through Which Plates Were Rotated
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A Romanian, known as a hacker and previously convicted in the US of cybercrime, was detained for 24 hours after being caught in traffic on a street in Sinaia. The man became an Italian citizen and had set up a system by which his registration numbers were rotated. He also used a set of plates for the diplomatic corps.
A famous Romanian hacker, known as "Virus", was caught in Sinaia while driving a car that had installed a mechanism that allowed him to change registration numbers by pressing a button.
A famous hacker, nicknamed Virus, who jailed in the United States for millions of dollars of computer fraud, was caught in traffic in Sinaia with an ingenious system of changing license plates.
A 42-year-old man was detained for 24 hours after an LPR-generated alert caught driving DN 1 a car on which plates of registration were mounted that mimicked the plates specific to the diplomatic corps, the Inspector of Police County (IJP) Prahova informed on Monday.
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