
警視庁サイバー犯罪対策課は、競合他社のサーバーに不正アクセスし顧客情報を取得した上で契約乗り換えを勧誘したとして、光回線事業者「オフィシャル」の社員向後愛容疑者(38)と大山未来容疑者(40)を不正競争防止法および不正アクセス禁止法違反の疑いで逮捕した。2人は認めている。
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競合他社のサーバーへの不正アクセスと顧客情報の不正利用による契約乗り換え勧誘が行われていた。
競合他社のサーバーに不正アクセスし、取得した顧客情報を基に契約乗り換えを勧誘したとして、警視庁サイバー犯罪対策課は8日までに、不正競争防止法と不正アクセス禁止法違反容疑で、いずれも光回線事業者「オフィシャル」(埼玉県所沢市)の社員、向後愛(38)=同市北有楽町、大山未来(40)=同市元町=両容疑者を逮捕した。いずれも容疑を認めている。
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同課によると、2人は競合他社の顧客が利用するマイページ内にある、IDなどを忘れた場合に郵便番号や生年月日などでログインできる仕組みを悪用。顧客に担当者を装って電話をかけ、郵便番号などを聞き出した上で、マイページに不正アクセスしていた。顧客の契約プランやオプション、月額料金を把握した上で、契約の乗り換えを勧誘したという。
同課は、2人が同様の手口で今年3月までの3年間に約3700件の顧客情報に不正アクセスし、約2500件の契約乗り換えにつなげていた可能性があるとみて調べている。
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A 28-year-old Russian man who is a key member of Qilin, a ransomware group that repeatedly carries out cyberattacks around the world, was detained in Japan and extradited to Germany. The man was arrested by German authorities, the National Police Agency announced.

The National Police Agency announced that a Russian member of the international hacker group Qilin was detained in Japan and extradited to Germany. The group has repeatedly launched ransomware attacks, harming approximately 4,000 companies worldwide.

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested Takumi Kurokawa and three other suspects for breaking into the office of a precious metals purchasing company in Shinjuku, Tokyo, and stealing safes and other items worth approximately 25 million yen. Kurokawa is suspected of providing information about the targets to the perpetrators as a ``proposer.''

On the 7th, the Hiroshima Central Labor Standards Office referred the transportation company ``HIROKI'' and its male president to the public prosecutor on charges of violating the Labor Standards Act, alleging that five people, including a former driver, were forced to work illegal overtime in connection with an accident that killed six people on the Shin-Meishin Expressway in Mie Prefecture.

Interviews with investigators revealed that Takuya Miura (36), a self-employed man who was arrested for abandoning the body of a woman he was dating in the mountains of Kurihara City, Miyagi Prefecture, is suspected of using the woman's smartphone to send messages to himself. The cause of death was suspected to be suffocation due to neck compression, but during a voluntary interview before his arrest, he denied the charge, saying, ``I don't remember.''

It has been revealed that a Russian man believed to be a key member of Qilin, an international hacker group that repeatedly carries out ransomware attacks around the world, has been detained by Japanese law enforcement authorities and handed over to German law enforcement authorities.