The British court has sentenced a young man to two years in prison for handling the information of US intelligence officials. The youth was sent to the Correction Center by accusing him as a “cyber-terrorist”. The information was released on BBC Online on Friday.
It is said in the report that the accused named Kain Gambel 18-year-old young British citizen. Gambling aimed at hacking was the US intelligence and judiciary. After the arrest, he admitted the charges brought against him.
Gambell’s mother broke into tears after the judge declared the verdict yesterday. However, Gambling was seen to be unhappy at that time. He was sent to jail for two years because of being low. In October last year, 10 charges were filed against the founders of Crackers with Atchood (CWA), Gamble. The US intelligence agency (CIA), Central Crime Investigation Agency (FBI) and the Judiciary Department have found information from Gamble’s home in Leicestershire, UK.
Old Bailey (Central Criminal Court of the United Kingdom and Wales) said that Gambble has acknowledged a number of accusations, that this incident has severely damaged the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies.
Gamble’s lawyer claims that he can not ‘harm’ and ‘do any harm’ by mentioning ‘autistic’.
Judge Hudon-Cave said, Gamble has operated ‘cyber-terrorist campaign’.
The court said that there are “very sensitive” information for military and intelligence operations in Iraq and Afghanistan near Gambol.
Using a bedroom computer, Gamble hacks thousands of security personnel data. From June 2015 to February 2016, he caught the information of CIA’s former head John Brennan and FBI’s deputy director Mark Juliano at home. Then he started sending e-mails from the agent’s account and got the secret information of the military. Gambell discloses the information collected using WikiLeaks and a number of websites.
According to court sources, Gamble uploaded a message by hacking detailed information of 20,000 FBI workers from the US judiciary. It was written, ‘It is for Palestinians.’ The Homeland Security secretary of that time hacked the TV of the house of John Johnson and wrote a message there, ‘You are mine.’ Even messenson sent a voice mail to Johnson’s wife Susan Demarco. He said, “Hi the ghost, do you scare me?” James Hacker, the former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, hacked the phone and the internet.
