Spain arrests 3 indicted of using outrageous botnet

Authorities in Spain have arrested 3 men indicted of handling a large botnet stoical of 12.7 million PCs that stole credit label and bank log-in interpretation and putrescent computers in half of the Fortune 1,000 companies and some-more than 40 banks, according to published reports. The botnet "Mariposa," that equates to moth in Spanish, initial appeared in Dec 2008 and grew to be one of the largest botnets ever, reported. It widespread the Butterfly worm around removable drives, MSN Messenger, and peer-to-peer programs and targets Windows XP and comparison systems. Unlike majority subterraneous hackers, the purported ringleaders of the operation were not learned programmers, but had contacts who were, authorities said. "They"re not similar to these people from the Russian mafia or Eastern European mafia who similar to to have sportscars and great watches and great suits--the majority frightening thing is they are normal people who are earning a lot of income with cybercrime," Cesar Lorenza, a captain with Spains Guardia Civil, that is questioning the case, told the headlines service. In Spain, names and mop shots of arrested adults are not expelled to strengthen their privacy, though they were identified by their Internet aliases: "netkairo," 31; "jonyloleante," 30; and "ostiator," 25. They face up to 6 years in jail if convicted of the hacking charges. More arrests are expected, authorities said. The botnet is no longer operating, according to the AP report.
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