Canadian pleads guilty to hacking U.S. cloud storage provider and extorting its customers for millions
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"You will be found and brought to justice.” “As this case demonstrates, the cybercrimes unit in the Western District of Washington acts quickly and with precision when these hacks and intrusions impact victims in our district and around the world,” said First Assistant U.S."
"Canadian pleads guilty to hacking U.S. cloud storage provider and extorting its customers for millions."
"He is scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 27 and faces a mandatory minimum penalty of two years in prison on the aggravated identity theft count and a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison on the remaining counts."
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