Russian beauty hackers face incarceration known as the world's sexiest computer hacker

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Christina Sch Wechen Skava, a Russian female hacker known as "the world's sexiest computer hacker", faces a legal trial after a frantic internet hacking in New York.  According to the Russian Institute of Legal Information (Russian Legal information Agency), the trial against Christina has been postponed until April this year.


     Allegedly, Christina and 37 other hackers have been accused of using forged bank accounts and passwords, as well as the "Zeus" (ZeuS) Trojan, and so on, from a number of U.S. banks to steal up to 3 million of billions of dollars, in addition, Christina and others have also stolen as much as $9 million of money from several British banks. Throughout the hacking process, Christina has played the role of "Chang" (Money Mule). "Mule" means a person who transfers money and high-value goods from one country to another through the Internet, and the recipient country is usually the place where the fraudster resides.      Below is the first relevant information released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI):     Christina allegedly exploited her real name as well as "Anastasia Opokna (Anastasia Opokina)" and "Svitlana Makalova (Svetlana Makarova)" and other aliases opened at the Bank of America and the United States Wachovia Bank, such as the opening of at least 5 accounts, in these accounts, Christina deposited 35,000 of dollars in funds, these funds from three victims, since then, Christina successfully extracted 11,000 dollars from these deposits.      It is alleged that Christina joined the hacker group for hacking and having a background in hacker culture and possessing a fake passport. Christina is one of four New York University students involved in these hacking activities. Christina allegedly lived a very hard life in Russia and then came to the United States. Her father had died, and her mother and grandmother were still living in extreme poverty.      Investigators claim the hacking case was planned in Eastern Europe and eventually implemented in New York. Investigators also say the case is one of the world's largest cyber-crime cases. The investigators have dealt with cases in which computer hackers used wooden horses to monitor user keyboard records and steal user passwords. According to the FBI, Christina's organization is to steal user passwords, and then use stolen passwords to steal money.      as early as November 19, 2010, Christina confessed her guilt, and now she faces 40 years in prison.