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31 August 2004

US police snare 150 online swindlers

Sarah Hilley

US police have arrested 150 alleged cyber criminals this summer, said the US Department of Justice in a statement.

The cyber crime swoop, known as Operation Web Snare, dealt with 150,000 victims, who lost more than $215m between them. The 160 investigations involved identity theft, fraud, counterfeit software, computer intrusions and other intellectual property crimes.

US Attorney-General, John Ashcroft, said that all lawyers dealing with ID theft should make full use of the new Identity Theft Penalty Enhancement Act to achieve prosecutions.

He added that the crackdown depended heavily on international co-operation. 'Operation Web Snare : shows that America's justice community is seeking to anticipate, out-think and adapt to new trends in Internet crime. This effort shows how effective law enforcement can be against online crime when all levels of government - domestically and internationally - work together.'

Among the list of cases, six men were charged with an alleged denial-of-service attack. Chief Executive Officer at Orbit Communications, Jay R. Echouafni, allegedly hired computer hackers to launch a denial-of-service assault against Orbit's competitors. It is believed that the attacks cost the companies $2m revenue and defence.

In addition, a Ukranian man has been indicted for credit card trafficking and wire fraud. Roman Vega allegedly ran a website, www.boafactory.com, which sold counterfeit credit card account information.

Operation Snare is the third big crackdown on cybercrime by US police forces. Two other swoops took place in May and November 2003 with the combined arrests of 255.

The cases involved show the extent to which online criminal activity is increasingly not only multi-jurisdictional, but involves the blending of traditional crimes with various forms of computer crime, such as computer intrusion and malicious computer programs, said the Department of Justice.

ВОТ ССЫЛКА: http://www.infosecur...31_roundup.html

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