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Tula resident has learned the price of virtual intervention.
The Proletarsky District Court of Tula issued a verdict against a local resident who was charged with violating privacy, using malicious programs and illegally accessing computer information.
Out of curiosity, the man installed malware on his laptop and tried to hack 24 IP addresses. By selecting a username and password, he was able to successfully connect to three devices.
At the first two victims, the hacker took screenshots of images from video surveillance cameras of their apartments. With the third victim, he went further: the man hacked the webcam of the girl's laptop and recorded the screen of his laptop monitor, which was broadcasting an image from the webcam of the victim's laptop. As noted, the recording included moments when the girl was half-naked. The man saved all the materials on his laptop.
The accused fully admitted his guilt. The court sentenced a Tula hacker to a fine of 80,000 rubles under three articles of the Criminal Code. In addition, the attacker's laptop was confiscated. The verdict has already entered into legal force.
The Proletarsky District Court of Tula issued a verdict against a local resident who was charged with violating privacy, using malicious programs and illegally accessing computer information.
Out of curiosity, the man installed malware on his laptop and tried to hack 24 IP addresses. By selecting a username and password, he was able to successfully connect to three devices.
At the first two victims, the hacker took screenshots of images from video surveillance cameras of their apartments. With the third victim, he went further: the man hacked the webcam of the girl's laptop and recorded the screen of his laptop monitor, which was broadcasting an image from the webcam of the victim's laptop. As noted, the recording included moments when the girl was half-naked. The man saved all the materials on his laptop.
The accused fully admitted his guilt. The court sentenced a Tula hacker to a fine of 80,000 rubles under three articles of the Criminal Code. In addition, the attacker's laptop was confiscated. The verdict has already entered into legal force.
