Arrest was in connection with an ‘ongoing investigation in to cyber fraud offences’. Omari, who is a student of network security and ethical hacking, has said he is simply a spokesman for Lizard Squad - and denies having any part in the attack on Sony and Microsoft.

Posted “Get Ass Kicked By GT.” on the University of Georgias student calendar online, Georgia Tech computer engineering student Ryan Pickren had no idea what he considered a minor joke would set off a firestorm from local authorities. While home on Thanksgiving vacation in Tampa, Fla., Pickren used his technological expertise to hack into Georgias school website and test its security wall.

According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, the suspect threatened to “drive to Fort Meade High School in a black van and shoot everyone,” in September. A month later, he allegedly sent an email to the school saying he was going to “blow everyone up.

ran a established dating scam that netted almost 1.6M

ran a established dating scam that netted almost 1.6M

Arrested in part of Bloodleaf

Arrested in part of Bloodleaf

Arrested in part of Bloodleaf

Arrested in part of Bloodleaf

Arrested in part of Bloodleaf

Arrested in part of Bloodleaf

According to court records, Duclos admitted to the crime when police arrived at his home Nov. 14 with a warrant to search and seize his electronic devices. He told police that he had hacked LaBonte’s email account two years ago by guessing her security question and resetting her password. He downloaded several nude photographs of her from the account, and also used it to reset the password for her account on ModelMayhem.com, a networking website for models and photographers. LaBonte quickly reset the password on her email account, but Duclos set up two new accounts posing as LaBonte, according to court records. In emails and ModelMayhem messages, he contacted women and told them they would be great for a nude modeling job that would pay $100 an hour, and they just had to send some nude shots back “for assessment purposes.” According to court records, Duclos also sent nude photos of LaBonte to the women, saying it was to make them feel “more comfortable” sending photos back, and as examples of the kind of photographs that would be taken for the job.

Main administrator of the silk road 2.0.

Accused of sharing links to web-hives to conduct ddos attacks as apart of anonymous OpTheresa. Denied that he posted the links and stated he was hacked. Mark was due to go for sentencing on the 5th December 2014, but no news of this has come out.

accused and admitted creating DDoS software which he made a financial gain from netting over $50,000

Rigo used his ex-girlfriend’s details to pay for and download the Blackshades malware, a tool which gives the user complete control over target computers, wherever they are in the world. The software can turn victims’ webcams on and off, access banking or other personal information, download new and potentially illegal content, and instruct the victim’s computer to help commit acts of criminality such as Distributed Denial of Service DDoS attacks. A forensic examination of Rigo’s computer equipment found a series of images that involved people engaged in sexual acts over Skype or in front of their computers. Under interview Rigo admitted using functions of Blackshades that enabled him to control others’ webcams and monitor their desktops, enabling him to obtain passwords and email content.

accused of attacks of local police sites

Arrested following in investigation to attacks on the UK home office website and various other websites. According to court documents he allowed authorities to easily trace him after using his home connection and IP address to check the "effectiveness" of the attacks accused of.

Orchestrating an identity theft scheme that stole data, including financial records and fingerprints from firms in the United States

accused of wire fraud

accused of wire fraud

accused of wire fraud

accused of wire fraud

accused of wire fraud

accused of wire fraud

accused of wire fraud

accused of wire fraud

While working as a private tutor, Lai is accused of breaking into a campus building and placing a USB device on a teachers computer that was capable of recording keystrokes. Authorities think that by using information gleaned from that device, Lai was able to access the schools network and change several students grades.

Accused of being apart of a gang that stole from cash machines in 2014. The gang stole a total of £1,373,640 by activating malware on the ATM computers in the planned and sophisticated scam

One of Four Members of International Computer Hacking Ring Indicted for Stealing Gaming Technology, Apache.