US Army soldier pleads guilty to hacking telcos and extortion

Former U.S. Army soldier Cameron John Wagenius pledged guilt to teach and stolen telecommunications companies and stolen documents, to praise them to release the Department of Justice declared Tuesday.

According to the DOJ, Wagenius, who was online with the cyberphant0m nickname, assassinated 10 victim companies by stealing entry credentials Strong force attacks And other methods, then transfer the stolen credentials and used the telegram group conversations to discuss Hacks.

Wagenius and his conspirators also tried to praise the victims in the form of a hack in the Hack Forums, including in private and society, including in the public Devastated. They sold part of the stolen data and used the stolen credentials for other fraud, including forgery SIM Change victims.

Wagenius at the beginning of this year He already admitted his sin Hack AT & T and Verizon a violation that steals a massive call record.

Wagenius’s sentence is scheduled for October 6 and faced 20 years in prison with the press release.

Hacker was associated with a number of hacks arising Violation that the services can calculate the giant snowflake.