Looks like the chicken has finally come to roost - apparently the mastermind behind the TJX hack, Maksym Yastremskiy, is sentenced to serve 30 years for his act. By a Turkish court no less!
I always believed that deterrent is crucial in preventing such acts - organizations obviously should protect their data, but if you know that you could get jugged for 30 years, that ought to put a damper in your enthusiasm to sell some stolen records :)
I like the sentence term as well - however, it is approximately only one year for every three million records stolen! I would recommend 1 year for every 100,000 record and move it down with a sort of volume discount :)
In any case, nice going Turkey..
Thursday, January 8, 2009
30 years jail time for 90M records!
Posted by Manu Namboodiri at 1:03 PM
Labels: data breaches, Fines
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