A Russian Citizen Arrested for Hacking LinkedIn Passwords

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When we talk about password hacking, the hackers swiped millions of LinkedIn passwords in 2012, but you will be happy to hear that you will get justice very soon. On behalf of the Interpol and FBI, the police of Czech said that they have arrested a Russian citizen allegedly involved in compromising for LinkedIn and other targets in the U.S. point to be noted that police officers have arrested quietly an unnamed man on 5^th October in Prague, but they just confirmed the arrest and haven’t yet disclosed other information due to security point of view. Now, a count will decide whether or not the arrested hacker will face extra-investigation in the United States.

Unsurprisingly, the Russia hasn’t yet accepted the claim or demanded the arrested person and sent back claim to Czech officials. It has been considered a tough time that these kinds of things are happenings. Prague also pointed out that Russian activities are showing that Russia is now targeting Europe. There is not any kind of secret that United States is more strong-minded than it was before in finding the Russian hackers to find out their extraordinary activities. It is important that the arrested Russian man wasn’t found connected with the event of hacking and targeting the Democratic Party. If the FBI succeeds in getting captured man to the U.S, then it would be an alarming situation for hackers, especially for Russians to be targeted by the American police and the U.S intelligence agencies.