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- Student who sold more than a thousand phishing kits to . . .
A university student who sold phishing kits to defraud victims of millions of pounds has been jailed Ollie Holman, 21, admitted to selling more than a thousand kits, which contained fraudulent
- University student who sold phishing kits to fraudsters jailed
A university student who sold more than a thousand phishing kits which were used to defraud victims of millions of pounds, has today been jailed Ollie Holman, 21, admitted to selling phishing kits, which contained fraudulent webpages designed to look genuine, to dupe victims into filling in their own personal and financial information
- University of Kent student Ollie Holman jailed after running . . .
A Kent university student who created and sold phishing kits used by criminals across the globe to steal millions of pounds has been jailed
- University student who sold fraud kits jailed - MSN
A university student who sold phishing kits which fraudsters used to scam victims out of £100m has been jailed Ollie Holman admitted to selling kits which contained fraudulent webpages designed
- UK Student Jailed For Selling Phishing Kits Linked To $135M . . .
A 21-year-old student who designed and distributed online kits linked to $175 million worth of fraud has been jailed for seven years From a report: Ollie Holman created phishing kits that mimicked government, bank and charity websites so that criminals could harvest victims' personal information to
- UK student jailed for selling phishing kits linked to…
Photograph: Crown Prosecution Service A 21-year-old student who designed and distributed online kits linked to £100m worth of fraud has been jailed for seven years Ollie Holman created phishing kits that mimicked government, bank and charity websites so that criminals could harvest victims’ personal information to defraud them
- 21-year-old UK student found guilty of selling phishing kits . . .
21-year-old student, Ollie Holman, has been jailed for seven years for designing and distributing phishing kits linked to an estimated £100 million in global fraud Between 2021 and 2023, Holman created and supplied 1,052 kits mimicking government, bank, and charity websites, enabling criminals to harvest personal and financial details
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