Haven't seen any of them. But I just changed my Facebook and LinkedIn picture to the dude on the far right.
Cyber dragnet: Five new HACKERS join FBI's 'most wanted' list
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation has added five new names to its "Cyber's Most Wanted" list, bringing the total number of fugitives urgently wanted in relation to computer and data-related crimes to 17. "The FBI leads the national effort to investigate high-tech crimes, including cyber-based terrorism, espionage, …
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Wednesday 6th November 2013 03:46 GMT Anonymous Coward
Correction
"Farhan Arshad and Noor Aziz Uddin, both Pakistani nationals who are wanted for allegedly hacking business telephone systems to make unauthorized calls", for which the affected companies would like to have billed $50m, although their actual cost was approximately zero.
Simply could not resist the opportunity to highlight the underlying absurdity of statements like that in the article when applied to fixed resources operating below their capacity.
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Wednesday 6th November 2013 04:06 GMT doronron
Irony
“The FBI will not stand by and watch our cyber adversaries attack our networks; we will track down and arrest individuals who have made it their mission to spy on and steal from our nation and citizens,” cyber crime branch assistant director Richard McFeely said in a statement.
No irony at all there. I wonder if he'll help them track down the Belgacom hackers, or the Vodafone Greece hackers?
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