Top 5 dangerous hacker



        1.   Astra
 


Nobody knows the hacker's name, but police in Greece revealed that the Astra is a 58-year-old mathematician who is a resident of Athens. Greek authorities said that he hacked into the systems of the aviation company, Dassault Group, for about half a decade. In that time, he stole weapons technology information about the company's jet fighters and other military aircraft, and sold it to different countries. It's said that he sold this data to nearly 250 people in the Middle East, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, and South Africa, all for $1,000 a pop. The damages to Dassault amounted to more than $360 million.
 
    2.   Adrian Lamo
 
Adrian Lamo is a journalist who gained recognition by breaking into the computer network of The New York Times, Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft before he was arrested in 2003. He was known as the "Homeless Hacker" because of his habit of using coffee shops and libraries as the command center his. hacking stuck to him when he attacked the Times in 2002, gaining access to the personal information of people who've written for the paper, and added his name to their database of expert sources.


        3.   Owen Thor Walker
Better known as AKILL, is a skilled malicious hacker attacks on a number of web sites and computer systems for several years. AKILL responsible for the creation Akbot virus that allows it to take control of millions of computers around the world and start using it to strike against a particular target. Prediction losses by AKILL amounted to $20 million.
4.   Albert Gonzales

Albert Gonzalez was born in Cuba. Because of his ability, he was responsible for conducting the biggest theft of credit card numbers and ATM from 2005 to 2007. At the time, authorities believe that Gonzalez stealing more than 170 million individual card details by injecting various pieces of code into a computer system he had illegally accessed. He then used the stolen data to authorize fraudulent transactions and withdraw money from the accounts. Overall, Gonzalez reportedly had reportedly $200 million worth of damage through harm computer systems and theft of cash.
         5.   Michael Calce
More commonly known as MafiaBoy, Michael Calce was a high school student in Canada. In 2000, he was just a high school student in Canada but managed to hack some great sites most visited like Yahoo !, FIFA, Amazon, Dell, eBay, and CNN, in just a few hours. Michael’s system made a loss of  $ 1 billion in damage to the global economy.



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