The FBI has put up several bounties, some going all the way up to $100,000, for wanted “cyber fugitives”.
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The FBI puts up bounties for several “cyber fugitives”
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Published November 5, 2013
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Almost exactly two years ago, the United States government indicted seven alleged Estonian and Russian hackers for hijacking over four million computers worldwide using a botnet trojan—many at government agencies and large companies. The government accused the group of making over $14 million from traffic they drove to legitimate advertisers through contracts for paid traffic.
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