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10 Mar 2006

Russian hackers are offering stolen credit card and bank account numbers, as well as the use of thousands of bot computers, for a low price. The hackers, reported to the SANS Institute’s Internet Storm Center by a reader, also claim to be spamming 5 million people. Full Story

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