Dutch police have arrested three men suspected of hacking more than 100,000 computer worldwide, prosecutors said Friday. The men, whose names were not released, were accused of using software that secretly installed itself in victims' computers and collected credit card data, prosecutors said in a statement. They also stole bank account and PayPal information, the statement said.
October 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Dutch police have arrested three men suspected of hacking more than 100,000 computer worldwide, prosecutors said Friday.
The men, whose names were not released, were accused of using software that secretly installed itself in victims’ computers and collected credit card data, prosecutors said in a statement.
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