Philippine law enforcement and the FBI
control arrested four group finished a hacking outfit with the purpose of under
attack customers of U.S. Telecommunications giant AT&T to cone-shaped tool
money to a Saudi-based confrontational assembly.
Those arrested on Wednesday in off-white were
paid by the same assembly the Federal Bureau of Investigation accuses of having
funded the November 2008 attacks in Mumbai, the Philippines' Criminal
Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) held.
The hacking action resulted in almost $2
million in losses incurred by AT&T, the CIDG held in a statement.
Police in the Philippines held money from the
scams was diverted to accounts of a Saudi-based assembly with the purpose of
was not identified. India blames Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba in support of
haulage not at home the attacks in Mumbai with the purpose of killed 166 groups.