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Natumbok din! 2 Nigerians, 5 Pinoys nabbed over BDO ‘Nagoyo’ scam
By Nancy Carvajal
The Nationwide Bureau of Investigation has arrested two Nigerians and 5 Filipinos in reference to the massive hacking incident that centered over 700 Banco De Oro depositors in December remaining yr.
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The Nationwide Bureau of Investigation has arrested two Nigerians and 5 Filipinos in reference to the massive hacking incident that centered over 700 Banco De Oro depositors in December remaining yr.
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They shall be charged with illegal entry and fraud after confessing to collaborating throughout the hack.
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One of many suspects, a 27-year-old hacker, has prolonged been wanted by authorities. He confessed to members of the NBI cybercrime division that he provided the database of BDO depositors to the Nigerians.
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The hacker, who makes use of the title “X-Males,” moreover boasted about hacking and defacing quite a few web pages to collect data he could promote.
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One other suspect, within the meantime, talked about he was behind the e-mail blast despatched to BDO depositors in regards to the hack.
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The third suspect, a 25-year-old lady, moreover boasted about their group’s involvement in a hacking modus involving the cloning of GCash accounts.
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The BDO hacking involved the unauthorized swap of depositors’ money to UnionBank accounts named beneath “Mark Nagoyo.”