Gonzalez enfrenta para 15 anos 25 anos de came to, as Autoridades, disse ontem em depósito judicial Massachusetts. Penalties in Massachusetts will run simultaneously with all the data in New Jersey, where Gonzalez was charged this month with stealing credit card numbers and New York, he said.
Federal prosecutors in Boston accused Gonzalez and the other numbers to steal credit card and debit card companies such as TJX, BJ's Wholesale Club Inc., OfficeMax Inc., Barnes & Noble Inc. and Sports Authority Inc. hackers scouted potential victims list Fortune 500 companies, and then visited retail stores for the identification of payment processing systems and their vulnerability, prosecutors said.
Gonzalez agreed to a penalty of more than 1.65 million U.S. dollars in U.S. currency, condominium in Miami, a blue BMW car in 2006, IBM and Toshiba notebook computers and related equipment, Glock 27 firearm, Nokia mobile phone, and Tiffany diamond ring, three Rolex watches, the filing.
Gonzalez, who is in federal custody in Brooklyn, New York, was indicted last year by a federal grand jury in New York and Massachusetts for breach of data within enterprises. It was a federal informant after his arrest in New Jersey by the U. S. Secret Service in 2003, the case involving a hacker known as Shadowcrew, Office of the U. S. Attorney in Boston, said in a statement after accusing him on August 5, 2008.
Informator
Secret Service discovered that Gonzalez, who worked as a correspondent for the criminal involved in this case, federal officials said last year.
If Shadowcrew, intelligence agencies have arrested 21 people in the United States in October 2004 for his role in one of the largest lines of trade stolen credit card numbers and banking. Gonzales was charged in the case.
Gonzalez and hackers are accused of Newark earlier this month with two numbers in the conspiracy scheme to sell stolen information via a computer in New Jersey, California, Illinois, Latvia, Ukraine and the Netherlands, according to the indictment. He faces 35 years in prison, as was the case again.
"Liability Accepted"
"Responsibility As is evident from the plea agreement, Albert accepted by their actions, pending resolution of these cases," said George Farkas, the lawyer representing Gonzalez.
Gonzalez was scheduled to go on trial September 14 in federal court in Central Islip, NY, before the U. S. District Judge Sandra Feuerstein. Among the charges to scam April to September 2007, including hacking into computers in the corporate headquarters of Dave & Buster's Inc. restaurant chain, and the numbers of stolen credit and debit cards.
In this case, hackers use software known as malware and computer sequence called injection attacks and steal data, prosecutors said. They installed "sniffer" program to capture data in real time and controlled by computer networks and instant messaging is used to inform others about how to navigate systems under indictment. They are also scheduled malware to avoid detection by antivirus software and delete files that May detect its presence, prosecutors said.
The case was E.U. Massachusetts v. Albert Gonzalez, 08-CR-10223, U. S. District Court, District of Massachusetts (Boston). The case was E.U. v. New York Yastremskiy, 08-CR-00160, U. S. District Court, Eastern District of New York (Central Islip).
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