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Former Santander bank manager pleads guilty to computer misuse crimes

Posted on January 20, 2018 by Dissent

Gareth Corfield reports:

A former Santander bank manager has pleaded guilty to £15,000 worth of computer misuse crimes after her boyfriend talked her into giving him illicitly obtained customer information.

This morning at the City of London Magistrates’ Court in England, Abiola Ajibade, 24, of Martock Court, Consort Road, Southwark, pleaded guilty to “causing a computer to perform a function to secure unauthorised access to a program or data” contrary to section 1 of the Computer Misuse Act 1990.

Her crimes took place over the course of a year, starting in August 2015 when she was aged 22.

Read more on  The Register.

CORRECTION:  When this post first appeared,the story was attributed to Brinkwire. Post-publication, this site learned that this article was published by The Register.  Apologies to The Register for not crediting their original work properly, and thanks to the reader who pointed out our error.

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