Hacker Pleads Guilty to Major VoIP Theft

Author: Donald Sears
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Miami hacker, Edwin Andrew Pena, has admitted to a Federal New Jersey court that he pocketed more than $1m by selling
millions of minutes of voice over IP calls and surreptitiously routing
them through the networks of telecommunications companies. Read the full article. [The Register]

Miami hacker, Edwin Andrew Pena, has admitted to a Federal New Jersey court that he pocketed more than $1m by selling
millions of minutes of voice over IP calls and surreptitiously routing
them through the networks of telecommunications companies. Read the full article. [The Register]

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