Massive Account Fraud 20. júlí 2006 12:36 Four extensive cases of fraud are being investigated by Reykjavik Police. All cases involve theft directly from individual bank accounts, where the perpetrators have succeeded in breaking into web accounts and transferring large sums of money from them. All of the transfers were made from computers with foreign IP numbers. The sums were then re-transferred to the accounts of two men in Iceland, who retransferred it to the Baltic countries. It is believed that certain individuals of foreign orign contacted the men in Iceland to use their accounts for money laundering purposes. Recently there was another fraud case involving text messages from a dating service sent to peoples mobile phones, which included a link to webpage which in turn infected their computer with a virus enabling the criminals in obtaining bank account information. Police encourage people to install powerful anti-virus systems in their computers and to be vigilant of all their transfers. News News in English Mest lesið Glæpir eiga ekki að borga sig: Gæti hagnast fjárhagslega á að hafa banað föður sínum Innlent „Ellibætur“ frá ríkinu eigi að heyra sögunni til Innlent Selfoss stöðvaður í Bretlandi Innlent Reyndu að koma útlendingafrumvarpi að á síðustu stundu Innlent Hæðist að og smánar fyrrverandi forseta á „frægðargangi“ Erlent Súlunesmálið: Skoða þurfi lög er varða þagnarskyldu Innlent Myndskeið birt af Reiner eftir morðin og fyrir handtöku Erlent Naustin án bíla og eins og „löber“ með íslensku prjónamynstri Innlent Deildar meiningar um tölvupóst sem óvart var sendur á alla í nefndinni Innlent Björg býður ungliðum til fundar Innlent
Four extensive cases of fraud are being investigated by Reykjavik Police. All cases involve theft directly from individual bank accounts, where the perpetrators have succeeded in breaking into web accounts and transferring large sums of money from them. All of the transfers were made from computers with foreign IP numbers. The sums were then re-transferred to the accounts of two men in Iceland, who retransferred it to the Baltic countries. It is believed that certain individuals of foreign orign contacted the men in Iceland to use their accounts for money laundering purposes. Recently there was another fraud case involving text messages from a dating service sent to peoples mobile phones, which included a link to webpage which in turn infected their computer with a virus enabling the criminals in obtaining bank account information. Police encourage people to install powerful anti-virus systems in their computers and to be vigilant of all their transfers.
News News in English Mest lesið Glæpir eiga ekki að borga sig: Gæti hagnast fjárhagslega á að hafa banað föður sínum Innlent „Ellibætur“ frá ríkinu eigi að heyra sögunni til Innlent Selfoss stöðvaður í Bretlandi Innlent Reyndu að koma útlendingafrumvarpi að á síðustu stundu Innlent Hæðist að og smánar fyrrverandi forseta á „frægðargangi“ Erlent Súlunesmálið: Skoða þurfi lög er varða þagnarskyldu Innlent Myndskeið birt af Reiner eftir morðin og fyrir handtöku Erlent Naustin án bíla og eins og „löber“ með íslensku prjónamynstri Innlent Deildar meiningar um tölvupóst sem óvart var sendur á alla í nefndinni Innlent Björg býður ungliðum til fundar Innlent