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Cybercrime: Spanish hacker jailed for sending out ex-manager's private emails

By John Hirst

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Cybercrime: Spanish hacker jailed for sending out ex-manager's private emails

A hacker has been jailed for two years in Spain for revealing hundreds of private emails written by a former colleague. The emails, which were taken from the former manager's work computer, divulged details of his sex life.

The hacker sent them to the manager's ex-wife, to a woman with whom he was having a relationship, and to the mayor of a council where he was working.

The emails were also copied on to other people who knew the victim.

A judge in Barcelona yesterday jailed the hacker, who was not named, for two years for an offence of "revealing secrets". He was also ordered to pay a fine of ?3,240 (£2,566) as well as ?4,000 in compensation to the victim.

Full post as published by prisonlawinsideout on August 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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