6 hours agoWho is Albanian khackeri who stole thousands of accounts, without a school and a car dealer?
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)In addition to 20 years of age, with a few schools, only nine years and often working on the Internet cafes and such as lavagier Arben Bozpi is the name of the 20-year-old man who was arrested by Albanian police after being found to have avenged many Albanian electronic addresses. The investigation into it began after a citizen was denounced six months ago [...]
In addition to 20 years old, with a little school, only nine years and often working on the Internet and washing.
Arben Bozic is the name of the 20-year-old man who was arrested by Albanian police after being found to have avenged many Albanian electronic addresses.
The investigation into it began after denouncing a citizen six months ago, while computer crime investigators were surprised when data on his computer and cell phone were found on 1200 e-mails, 400 access codes to social networking addresses and other sites with false information.
The police also found intimate photos of different girls, some of whom were allegedly minors at the time they were shown. These pictures were allegedly taken through hackering social networking and then used for the purpose of monetary benefits.
Also from conversations conducted on social networks, it turns out the 20-year-old was trading addresses against payments and it is suspected that this activity has started since the age of 12.
But how can we protect ourselves from hackership?
Computer Crimes Specialist Hergis Jica tells Top Channel that it is first important not to share passwords with anyone, even with family members.
“Today, we have many opportunities to protect the password, starting with setting up key questions or setting up the phone number for security messages if the address is violated. The important thing is not to accept messages sent by strangers containing programs that make it possible to benefit your address's” data, said Hergis Jica, computer crimes specialist”.
Police say hackering addresses on social networks is not a widespread phenomenon in Albania, however, allegations are not lacking, especially for addresses that are opened with false data.
