- Well... You're asking questions that I simply don't have answers to

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Safety Tales: The Failed Arson
Vladimir Bezmaly | 03/09/2021
- Hello, Bob! We seem to have a reason to contact you.

- What's happened?

- Yesterday some idiots tried to set fire to the Country Bank branch.

- For what?


- So what's the reason for contacting me? I'm not a firefighter.

— We don't need you as a firefighter. While throwing a new zealand mobile database with a Molotov cocktail, the man dropped a USB flash drive. We need to establish his identity. The flash drive contains some photos and a diagram describing a DDoS attack on the online banking service of this same Country Bank.

- Okay, enough chatting. Give me the flash drive, I'm going to work.

Half a day has passed.

— Suspect Martin Brecht. Here is his address. Don't forget to confiscate all computer devices.

- I understand. We'll do it.

After searching the suspect's home and analyzing his computer devices, it turned out that he was a member of the cybercriminal group Cyber ​​Crew and was involved in the Anonymous movement. Not only did he try to set fire to the bank's office, but he also repeatedly carried out DDoS attacks on its online banking service. In some cases, the portal remained inaccessible for several hours. And as a member of Cyber ​​Crew and Anonymous, he carried out attacks on FIFA and engaged in extortion. He also carried out DDoS attacks on an unnamed pizzeria and demanded a ransom to stop them.