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In Kenya, fraudsters gained access to the bank accounts of a member of Parliament Stephen Mule (Stephen Mule). According to the local newspaper Tuco, they managed to withdraw a total of about 133 thousand Kenyan shillings (88 thousand rubles).
"No one is safe in this country, including investors and multinational companies, because hackers with huge skills in manipulating bank accounts are at large and withdraw huge amounts of money without the knowledge of the owners of these accounts," Muhl complained, speaking at a preliminary court hearing.
The alleged fraudster has already been arrested, it turned out to be 22-year-old Boniface Kipng'etich Kirui (Boniface Kipng'etich Kirui). According to investigators, they obtained the parliamentarian's personal data by searching through the garbage containers used to transport waste, including from the Mula house. After that, Kirui issued a credit line in the name of the deputy and withdrew funds from his account.
Myul himself said that the criminal scored credits using information that the parliamentarian left when visiting a medical center during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kirui refused to admit his guilt, and the trial of his case will continue at the end of September.
"No one is safe in this country, including investors and multinational companies, because hackers with huge skills in manipulating bank accounts are at large and withdraw huge amounts of money without the knowledge of the owners of these accounts," Muhl complained, speaking at a preliminary court hearing.
The alleged fraudster has already been arrested, it turned out to be 22-year-old Boniface Kipng'etich Kirui (Boniface Kipng'etich Kirui). According to investigators, they obtained the parliamentarian's personal data by searching through the garbage containers used to transport waste, including from the Mula house. After that, Kirui issued a credit line in the name of the deputy and withdrew funds from his account.
Myul himself said that the criminal scored credits using information that the parliamentarian left when visiting a medical center during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kirui refused to admit his guilt, and the trial of his case will continue at the end of September.
