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AU: Security researcher pleads guilty in GoGet case

Posted on March 25, 2019 by Dissent

There’s an update to a case previously noted on this site  in January, 2018.  Rohan Pearce reports:

Illawarra-based security researcher Nikola Cubrilovic has pleaded guilty to charges related to unauthorised access to the GoGet service and will be sentenced in May.

Cubrilovic was arrested in January 2018 and charged with allegedly accessing a database the car-sharing service in order to use its vehicles.

[…]

The vast majority of the charges were withdrawn and dismissed, with Cubrilovic pleading guilty to four charges of taking a vehicle without consent, and a single charge each of dealing with identity information and dishonestly obtaining a financial advantage.

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