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AU: Self-confessed’ hacker faces court over alleged theft of 33 GoGet rides

Posted on January 30, 2018 by Dissent

David Chau and Kathleen Calderwood report:

The man accused of accessing the customer database of online car-sharing company GoGet is a “self-confessed” computer hacker, a court has heard.

NSW Police have arrested a 37-year-old Illawarra man for allegedly hacking into the database of GoGet.

Police allege the man illegally accessed and downloaded customer information on two occasions, and used it to steal access to vehicles 33 times between May and July last year.

Nikola Cubrilovic appeared in Wollongong Local Court today via audio visual link.

Read more on ABC (AU).


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