US ‘The Bull’ lawsuit for online content

A terrorist known as “The Bull” was suspended from his post by US officials for selling the secrets of a public online retailer.

Mu recent days, The U.S. Southern District in New York and the FBI at the New York Field Office opened a protest and protest against the Greek Apostolos Trovias, which takes The Bull’s false name on the black internet and in secret letters and emails. Trovias is accused of selling stocks based on customer trade secrets, pre-release profit reports, and more.

He has been charged with one count of fraud and a fine, all of which carry between 20 and 25 prison terms.

According to New York officials, Trovias sold human contents in a variety of ways. From 2016 to 2017, he sold vegetable tips on a dark page called AlphaBay Market, which was the largest market for illegal goods before the closure.

Trovias was not the only one at AlphaBay though, and they probably had to find another way to work when the page left. Officials say that between 2017 and 2020, they decided to go the route of direct customer service and use secret emails and emails to communicate with consumers. One of the things he did was to include a report he received before being released from a publicly traded company, which sold about $ 5,000 in bitcoin.

Bull says he decided to expand his business internally, helping them create and create a page to sell his information. He planned to charge membership fees and commissions from people who use what they offer, government officials said.

Mu publishing articles of the prosecution, William F. Sweeney Jr., deputy chief of staff at the FBI in New York, warned that his organization was going to Trovias’ destination.

“The FBI also operates on the Dark Website,” Sweeney said. “[W]do not stop following this rule for violating government charges on the back of your router and keyboard. ”

Considering the recent revelation the FBI used fake password phones follow by to build people in international criminal organizations, this seems absurd. Characteristics of the story: Do not commit crimes online. Or not, please.