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Celebrities' e-mail accounts hacked
A 23-year-old Bahamian has been arrested and charged with hacking into the e-mail accounts of 130 celebrities and stealing the unreleased movie and TV scripts, sex tapes, explicit images and even the upcoming album of a famous A-List Celebrity in Manhattan, New York.
The hacker named Alonzo Knowles contacted a famous radio host to sell the stolen scripts for the first six episodes of a hit television drama currently being filmed.
The unnamed host informed about it to the Homeland Security that cooked up a sting operation and had the radio host put the hacker in touch with an undercover investigator posing as an interested buyer.
The hacker was arrested in Manhattan, a day after arriving from the Bahamas to sell the agent 15 movies and TV shows scripts and the Social Security Numbers (SSNs) of a movie actress and two athletes for $80,000.
Besides this, Knowles also showed the agent a sex tape, saying the sex tape is just a “sample of things [he] can get,” rather he had “more stuff along these [items] and can get more” if the undercover agent was interested.
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