Priest and Police Officer Among Members of Ring in Northern Greece that Emptied Bank Accounts Through the Dark Web
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The loot of the gang that operated between 2018-2019 amounted to over 175,000 euros - The defendants were sentenced to multi-year prison sentences
Sentences of up to 11 years for the scheme that obtained stolen passwords via the Dark Web and charged victims' accounts with purchases and third-party debts
Members of the ring were siphoning off sums of money from the bank accounts of unsuspecting citizens, bypassing the banks' security systems using stolen credentials and personal data, which were obtained through the so-called "dark web". The multifaceted activity of the criminal
Their actions, according to the case data, caused financial damage exceeding 175,000 euros. More...
A ring operating in 2018-2019 extracted more than 175,000 euros from bank accounts, using stolen personal data and credentials from the Dark Web. The Three-Member Court of Appeals of Thessaloniki convicted seven of the ten defendants, imposing sentences of up to 11 years in prison.
Former priest and police officer in the structure of the gang. The article Up to 11 years in prison for people who emptied bank accounts via the Dark Web appeared first on Documento.
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