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  • Fired Man Allegedly Poisons Company’s Data On The Way Out – eCrimeBytes Nibble #49

    Most people, if fired, would be immediately out looking for their next job. Vamsikrishna Naganathanahalli is accused of poisoning his former company’s data after he was fired. The government claims that after the company Vituity notified Naganathanahalli he would no longer be employed a month later, Naganathanahalli changed an employee’s…


  • eCrimeBytes S 1 Ep 19 Pt 1: A Couple Who Cyberstalks Together, Faces Charges Together

    Sit back and listen to a story where Jason Leidel and his new significant other, Sarah Sorg, allegedly stalked his ex-wife mercilessly. Why stop at his ex-wife? Wait until you see the group of people they allegedly called their victims. Leidel and Sorg definitely give Dr. “ShitBag” Ronald Ilg (S…


  • Man Sentenced For ID Theft And Wire Fraud Using Verizon Wireless – eCrimeBytes Nibble #48

    Felix Pena was sentenced to 60 months (5 years) after a plea to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. He is also ordered to pay $404,069 in restitution. What got him to this point? Well, between 2017-2019 there was a criminal gang that would use stolen IDs…


  • eCrimeBytes S 1 Ep 18: Anthony “Boo Boo” Gosha’s ID Theft Scheme

    Sit back and listen to the story of Anthony William “Boo Boo” Gosha III’s ID theft scheme where he and 30+ other conspirators filed over 7,000 fraudulent tax returns, claiming more than $20 million in fraudulent payments. This episode was also covered briefly in: Anthony “Boo Boo” Gosha And Thirty…


  • Email Compromise Leads To 33 Months For Money Laundering – eCrimeBytes Nibble #47

    A man from NY was sentenced to a 33 month term after a trial in which he was found guilty for money laundering. The government claimed Kaodichimma Anyanwu laundered approximately $67,921 through one of his bank accounts, held using an alias. Where did this money come from? Good question! Anyanwu…


  • The DraftKings Hack – eCrimeBytes Nibble #46

    Joseph Garrison’s gamble that he could get away with hacking DraftKings did not pay off. Garrison’s story is told best from the official DoJ complaint: In or about November 2022, in the Southern District of New York and elsewhere, JOSEPH GARRISON, the defendant, knowingly and with the intent to defraud,…


  • eCrimeBytes S 1 Ep 17: Three Officers, Three Schemes

    This week we take a look at three identity theft schemes three officers used to make fat stacks! I first discussed this case in Nibble #1: Three FL Officers Charged, One Sentenced, For Selling Identities And Tax Fraud – eCrimeBytes Nibble #1 Sources: Transcript: [00:00:00] Case Details [00:00:08] Keith: Hey,…


  • Chirag Patel Gets 51 Months For Stolen Credit Cards And Reward Points Fraud – eCrimeBytes Nibble #45

    I’ve seen a lot of credit card theft in network breach cases, but theft of reward points to book free stays and gift certificates is a new one to me. On numerous occasions between August 2017 and July 2020, Patel hacked into the Phoenix-based computers of an international hospitality company.…


  • Rapper’s Cannabis Company Was Actually A Ponzi Scheme – eCrimeBytes Nibble #44

    This might be another traditional Ponzi scheme when it comes to investors paying back investors, but not when it comes to the rapper name “BigRigBaby”! The Securities and Exchange Commission alleged in a civil complaint filed in California federal court that WeedGenics and its owners, Rolf Max Hirschmann and Patrick…


  • Detecting Amadey Malware With Zeek – Zeek Roulette #2

    For my Zeek Roulette #2 I picked a recently submitted sample off of ANY.Run that ended up being Amadey: https://app.any.run/tasks/31ba58da-30d1-4a08-940d-2412fc629221/ You can download the PCAP from the link above if you navigate to the “PCAP” button in the upper right corner of the lower network connections pane. If you want…