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Recently, our office sat down with @EamonJavers and @CNBC about our prosecution of a Russian businessman who hacked into U.S. computer networks to steal non-public information, which he and others used to make $93 million in the stock market. Listen here: https://t.co/SUOZdUvMHK
This new series recounts the story of Vladislav Klyushin, a Russian oligarch who made millions for himself—and allegedly Russian president Vladimir Putin—through an elaborate hacking scheme that gave him access to confidential Wall Street information. https://t.co/RsjXttfJgN
These guys were able to get inside the quarterly regulatory filing software before reports dropped and traded on the information raking in almost $100 Million before getting caught. And so we return this guy to Russia as part of the spook exchange last week. I'm sure we will be…
A Russian oligarch, Vladislav Klyushin, orchestrated a sophisticated hacking scheme targeting U.S. financial markets. The scheme involved accessing confidential Wall Street information through hacking into quarterly regulatory filing software before reports were released. Klyushin and his associates allegedly made approximately $93 million by trading on this insider information. The operation also reportedly benefited Russian President Vladimir Putin. Klyushin was apprehended and later returned to Russia as part of a spook exchange. This story is featured in a new podcast.
