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Saudi held for hacking IT firm’s server

Posted on December 14, 2011 by Lee J

The hacker, who was tracked down in a record time of 48 hours, also penetrated the sites of three other companies in an attempt to blackmail them. Spokesman of the Eastern Province police, Lt. Col. Ziyad Al-Riqaiti, said the investigation and homicide unit received a complaint from a large private company that its e-mail was hacked and secret data was stolen, including passwords and important information about the accounts of three other companies. Al-Riqaiti said the hacker exploited the account of the company to obtain data on the Nitaqat program and hacked the sites of three other companies. Full Story

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