A 32-year-old resident of Revda M. with two accomplices for almost three years systematically used other people's bank cards, paying for their purchases on the Internet, until the police got to the" hackers". According to the investigation, the organized group committed 38 thefts from bank accounts (it is possible that there are also "unaccounted for" episodes). Recently, M. was tried, and his partners are awaiting trial in Pervouralsk.
How did they do it? This is how the method of committing a crime is described in the case file.
"Using compromised Sberbank bank card data in the name of Ivanova, purchased from an unidentified person, using a Lenovo candy bar with a proxy server installed on it to replace the IP address, they went to the website of the online store, where they entered the data, security code, card validity period and ordered sneakers and a tracksuit, paying 17400 rubles."
Among the purchases of "hackers" — a lot of clothes and shoes, air tickets, a six-month subscription to the Ivi home theater…
M. fully admitted his guilt and agreed to cooperate with the investigation-he helped expose his accomplices. Therefore, his case was separated into separate proceedings and considered separately. He also voluntarily compensated for the damage caused by crimes. No previous criminal record, works, has a positive character, and repents of what he did.
Taking into account mitigating circumstances, the Revdinsky City Court sentenced M. to four years of probation (one year for each episode "in the aggregate of crimes by partial addition of punishments").
How did they do it? This is how the method of committing a crime is described in the case file.
"Using compromised Sberbank bank card data in the name of Ivanova, purchased from an unidentified person, using a Lenovo candy bar with a proxy server installed on it to replace the IP address, they went to the website of the online store, where they entered the data, security code, card validity period and ordered sneakers and a tracksuit, paying 17400 rubles."
Among the purchases of "hackers" — a lot of clothes and shoes, air tickets, a six-month subscription to the Ivi home theater…
M. fully admitted his guilt and agreed to cooperate with the investigation-he helped expose his accomplices. Therefore, his case was separated into separate proceedings and considered separately. He also voluntarily compensated for the damage caused by crimes. No previous criminal record, works, has a positive character, and repents of what he did.
Taking into account mitigating circumstances, the Revdinsky City Court sentenced M. to four years of probation (one year for each episode "in the aggregate of crimes by partial addition of punishments").
