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Teenage cybercrime forum founder jailed

A UK teenager who ran a Web site retailing stolen credit card details and cybercrime tools has been jailed for five years.

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HSBC pays $5.5m to settle LML patent case

Banking giant HSBC has agreed to pay $5.5 million to settle a patent infringement case with payment processing outfit LML Payment Systems.

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SocGen code thief jailed for three years

Former SocGen trader Samarth Agrawal has been sentenced to three years in jail for stealing the bank's high frequency trading code.

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Rosenthal Collins fined $1m over TT patent case

A Chicago judge has fined Rosenthal Collins Group $1 million for misconduct in a patent infringement case involving Trading Technologies International.

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Man jailed for $80m ATM Ponzi scheme

A US man has been sentenced to eight years and one month in prison for running an $80 million Ponzi scheme involving fake investments in automatic teller machines.

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Dublin ATM skimming gang jailed

Members of an ATM card skimming gang that counted the husband of Irish president Mary McAleese among its victims have been jailed.

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Russian hacker pleads guilty over $9m RBS WorldPay heist

A Russian man has pleaded guilty to his part in a 2008 cyber-attack on RBS WorldPay's computer network, which led to the theft of over $9.4 million, according to press reports.

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AIB claims EUR84m over bungled Flexcube deployment

Allied Irish Bank (AIB) has begun court proceedings against Oracle Financial Services Software, claiming nearly EUR84 million over a bungled Flexcube implementation, according to broadcaster RTE.

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Chinese man gets 10 years for fake ATM scam

A Chinese man has been jailed for 10 years for building a fake cash machine and using it to steal victims' bank card details, according to local press reports.

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UK police arrest five over WikiLeaks-related Anonymous Web attacks

UK police have arrested five people in connection with the recent spate of DDoS attacks on Web sites belonging to Mastercard, Visa and PayPal, among others, in support of the WikiLeaks cause.

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Liquidnet patent suit against ITG dismissed

A US judge has ruled that Investment Technology Group (ITG) did not infringe the patent of rival outfit Liquidnet.

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JPMorgan fires woman for blogging in her spare time

A former JPMorgan Chase business analyst is suing the bank after claiming she was sacked for blogging in her spare time.

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US authorities target PayPal scammers

US authorities have raided the house of two foreign exchange students suspected of involvement in a Vietnam-based crime ring that uses stolen credit card numbers, eBay and PayPal to con retailers out of millions of dollars.

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BofA sues ex-workers for taking client data

Bank of American has won a court order temporarily preventing four former wealth management employees from using client data at their new firm, Dynasty Financial Partners, a provider of technology and services to investment advisors.

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Former Goldman Sachs programmer convicted over HFT code theft

Former Goldman Sachs computer programmer Sergey Aleynikov faces up to 15 years in prison after a New York jury found him guilty of stealing propriety code connected to the investment bank's high-frequency trading platform.

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WikiLeaks: Hackers humble MasterCard; IT firm threatens to sue Visa Europe

MasterCard's Web site is offline after a suspected attack from hackers in retaliation for the card company's decision to cut off payments to whistle-blowing outfit WikiLeaks. The attacks appear to have also hit the MasterCard SecureCode service, disrupting potentially millions of online transactions.

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MoneyGram wins Western Union patent ruling appeal

MoneyGram has won an appeal against a patent infringement judgement that saw it ordered to pay rival outfit Western Union $16.53 million.

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Sainsbury's IT worker steals £73,000 in Nectar points

An IT worker at Sainsbury's has admitted stealing Nectar reward points worth over £73,000 from the supermarket.

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UK teenager behind cybercrimewave to face prison spell

A UK teenager who ran a cybercrime Website retailing stolen credit card details worldwide is facing a lengthy prison sentence after admitting fraud charges at Southwark Crown Court.

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Former SocGen trader found guilty of code theft

A former SocGen trader accused of stealing the bank's trading code for use in his new hedge fund job has been found guilty in a trial in Manhattan.