Council member for warez group trading software with retail value of $1,424,640; alleged to operate channel for the group and package software

Member of Pirates with Attitudes

Member of Pirates with Attitudes

Member of Pirates with Attitudes

accused of breaking into the Colorado Springs city website, causing an estimated $25,000 in damages, though all $25,000 are costs of "time lost" to...

Vitek Boden used computer equipment, two way radios, and his laptop to hack into the Maroochy Shire Council waste management system, and released m...

Causing damage to a computer system that hosted the Web site for the Alaska Commercial Company. According to the indictment, ODells hacking resulte...

A federal grand jury indicted Scott D. Dennis of Anchorage, Alaska, on April 18, 2000, for allegedly interfering with a government owned communicat...

By using stolen unauthorized access devices, such as telephone numbers, Personal Identification Numbers PIN combinations and credit card numbers, P...

Accused of a wide spread smurf attack, but was never proven to of done it and not charged, however he was found to of carried out website defacemen...

In April 1999, IFFIH obtained unauthorized access to a corporate internet account which he then used to illegally access a computer controlled and ...

WEST penetrated a security hole in the website of the Poteau Daily News and Sun, employed a user ID and password, and downloaded computer files of ...

Accused of leaving a logic bomb but this was discovered before it was set to go off.

Gray was able to break into the secure systems using an £800 computer he bought in his home town Clynderwen, Pembrokeshire, Wales. After publishin...

MafiaBoy was the Internet alias of Michael Demon Calce, a high school student from West Island, Quebec, who launched a series of highly publicized ...

One of history’s all-time most infamous computer hackers who, in 1999, broke into military computers at the Defense Threat Reduction Agency and i...

The defendant admitted that he hacked and damaged the United States Army’s web page in Washington, D.C. The intrusion occurred in June, 1999. T...

According to the Statement of Facts presented by Assistant U.S. Attorney Stuart A. Berman and Department of Justice Trial Attorney Michael O’Lear...

Member of defacer group global hell

convicted of three offences of using computers to try to obtain unauthorised access

From May, 1998 to February, 1999, Miffleton, using the computer moniker, "Daphtpunk", hosted a web page for "the Darkside Hackers" on his computer ...

small warez trader who operated a web site called "No Patience," was the second person convicted under the NET Act. In one specific instance, a thi...

Burns pled guilty on September 7, 1999 to intentionally hacking a protected computer and causing damage. The defendant admitted that he had hacked...

what started as a in real life argument ended in a usenet board argument that got many involved and resulted in a ban being place on scott as a res...

Around March 26, 1999 Melissa was put in the wild by David L. Smith of Aberdeen Township, New Jersey.[3] The virus itself was credited to Kwyjibo, ...

Posted software, music, entertainment programs and movies with a retail value of at least $5,000 to his website. first person convicted and charged...

accused of breaking into a phone company and changing his billing

WPC used police national computer to access electoral rolls and car registration records in attempts to track down woman who had an affair with her...

While working for the FBI after being convicted of downloading warez in 1996. Butler installed a backdoor onto American federal government websites...

During the summer of 1995, the Department of Defense detected intrusions into a number of military and university computer systems containing impor...