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Police Arrest Infamous Australian Hacker and Alleged Dark Web Drug DealerWanted by the FBI

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Dissent

Bruno reports:

One of Australia’s most wanted criminal suspects has now been arrested by New South Whales police.

Last Thursday, law enforcement agents nabbed Cody Ronald Ward, the suspect they believe is behind the dark web alias “NSW Great,” an infamous hacker and drug dealer known on the dark web.

NSWGreat has been wanted by the FBI, Homeland Security and Secret Service, as well as Interpol and Europol. The NSWGreat handle has reportedly made over 100,000 sales since late-2015 with a near-perfect 5/5 rating.

Read more on Dark Web News.

Category: HackNon-U.S.

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