Behind the scene.Punishment

Eventually, I've discussed about types of hack, techniques of hack, who is behind everything and what is their motive. There's a question after all, which is, why they can exist for a period and don't get caught by government? What is their punishment if they were caught?

Here is the fact, hackers exist everywhere in this virtual world and they have ordinary life like normal people. Therefore, they were specified as the heroes of 21st century because it is not easy to catch them by their appearance. However, hackers are still being hunt for years. Government had warned them throughout a cyber-attack and they try to control their movement so that the number leakage information could be control and decrease. According to the U.S News, The National Security Agency warns Anonymous Group to have the ability to control their outage of cyber-attack. Cyber-criminal is a serious case especially when it's related with leakage of private information. Once black hat hacker had been caught, heavy punishment will be given such as penalty or jail for years. In 2013, U.S, five hackers from Russia and Ukraine been arrested on charging biggest cyber-crime data breach case. This costs the companies more than 300 million by stealing credit card numbers.

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Five hackers charged in the biggest cyber crime case in U.S. history. 2014. Five hackers charged in the biggest cyber crime case in U.S. history. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.insidecounsel.com/2013/07/26/five-hackers-charged-in-biggest-cyber-crime-case-i [Accessed: 10th January 2014]

U.S. indicts hackers in biggest cyber fraud case history. Reuters. 2014. U.S. indicts hackers in biggest cyber fraud case history. Reuters. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/07/25/us-usa-hackers-creditcards-idUSBRE96O0RI20130725 [Accessed: 10th January 2014]

. . 2014. [ONLINE] Available at: http://live.wsj.com/video/us-warns-on-hacking-group-anonymous/66EFD4D7-D177-4519-A5EA-556AD861F351.html#!66EFD4D7-D177-4519-A5EA-556AD861F351 [Accessed: 15th January 2014]