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Randall Charles Tucker accused of hacking Arizona Department of Child Safety

Posted on April 16, 2015 by Dissent

Deborah Stocks reports:

A 20-year-old man from Apache Junction is jailed without bond, accused of computer tampering after he allegedly hacked into Arizona government agencies.

A search warrant was served at the home of Randall Charles Tucker on Thursday after a six-month investigation, according to court documents.

According to authorities, Tucker had used the name “Bitcoin Baron” while committing the online crimes.

Read more on ABC15 and see their related coverage about the man who was extorted into uploading videos. Tucker also claimed responsibility for attacks on sites in Wisconsin, but I do not know if he has been charged in Wisconsin (yet).

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