#npa — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #npa, aggregated by home.social.
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A total of 123 cases of ransomware attacks were confirmed in Japan in January through June, hitting the highest level on a half-year basis since the start of existing data in 2020, National Police Agency data shows. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/10/japan/crime-legal/ransomware-attack-record/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #crimelegal #npa #japanesepolice #hacking #cybersecurity
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The National Police Agency said it will establish an expert panel to discuss adding the security sector to the Employment for Skill Development Program for foreign workers due to serious labor shortages in the sector. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/10/japan/foreign-worker-security-sector/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #npa #japanesepolice #foreignworkers
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The National Police Agency said it will establish an expert panel to discuss adding the security sector to the Employment for Skill Development Program for foreign workers due to serious labor shortages in the sector. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/10/japan/foreign-worker-security-sector/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #npa #japanesepolice #foreignworkers
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The National Police Agency said it will establish an expert panel to discuss adding the security sector to the Employment for Skill Development Program for foreign workers due to serious labor shortages in the sector. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/10/japan/foreign-worker-security-sector/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #npa #japanesepolice #foreignworkers
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The National Police Agency said it will establish an expert panel to discuss adding the security sector to the Employment for Skill Development Program for foreign workers due to serious labor shortages in the sector. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/10/japan/foreign-worker-security-sector/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #npa #japanesepolice #foreignworkers
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The National Police Agency said it will establish an expert panel to discuss adding the security sector to the Employment for Skill Development Program for foreign workers due to serious labor shortages in the sector. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/10/japan/foreign-worker-security-sector/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #npa #japanesepolice #foreignworkers
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Ransomware cases in Japan hit new high in first half of 2026
A total of 123 cases of ransomware attacks were confirmed in Japan in January through June, hitting the…
#EuropeSays #Japan #JP #Cybersecurity #hacking #Japanesepolice #Nihon #NPA
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Wir haben einen Gold-Standard dafür, wie man so was entwickelt: Corona Warn App.
Wildberger hatte genug Zeit, das Projekt aus dem proprietären und Korruptions-affinen Sumpf heraus zu ziehen und in ein Projekt nach dem Bauplan der #CWA zu überführen.
Wenn das genauso ein desaströser Rohrkrepierer wird, wie die bzw. der #ePA #nPA, dann ist das eben auch fehlendes politisches Gespür für die richtige Lösung.
Ich gehe davon aus, dass die Menschen die #EUDIWallet nicht freiwillig annehmen.
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We comply with Norwegian law and Norwegian policy, and our values are not for sale,” says Raymond Johansen, Secretary General of Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA).
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Police need to introduce remote analysis of communications between members of loosely organized anonymous criminal groups to prevent damage caused by them, an expert panel said. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/02/japan/tokuryu-remote-analysis/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #japanesepolice #npa #organizedcrime #tokuryu #tech #surveillance
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Die vielen Besucher:innen auf der c-base zeugen von dem großen Interesse an den digitalpolitischen Positionen der Abgeordneten. Wer sich neben Versammlungsrecht und 'KI und Polizeiarbeit' etwas breiter informieren möchte, kann auch den https://digitalomat.net/ zur Wahl des Berliner Abgeordnetenhauses ausprobieren.
Link zum live Stream: https://fair.tube/w/smMMTH4Xs5o4RtfoQQDJ31?start=18s
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Der 159. Netzpolitische Abend wird heute zum ersten Mal auch live bei Alex Berlin TV ausgestrahlt! 😎
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Gleich geht's los! 🚀 Netzpolitischer Abend #NPA159 mit einem Special zur Berliner Wahl. Vertreter von Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, SPD, CDU und Die Linke diskutieren zu 'KI und Polizeiarbeit' und zum Versammlungsrecht.
Ab 20h auf der @cbase und ab 20:15h im Stream: https://fair.tube/w/res8Zscg69HAXs8iT3gZw7
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Heute ist wieder Netzpolitischer Abend auf der @cbase Berlin um 20:00 Uhr. Den Livestream zum exklusiven Berlin Wahl Special und zu aktuellen Diskussionen über 'KI und Polizeiarbeit' sowie dem Versammlungsrecht findet ihr ab 20:15 Uhr hier:
https://fair.tube/w/res8Zscg69HAXs8iT3gZw7
Kommt zahlreich! Mehr Infos und das komplette Programm für jeden ersten Dienstag im Monat findet ihr hier:
https://digitalegesellschaft.de/2026/08/159-netzpolitischer-abend/
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The speed limit on residential roads in Japan with no center lines or maximum speed signs will be lowered to 30 kilometers per hour from the current 60 kph on Tuesday. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/31/japan/residential-road-speed-limit/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #trafficaccidents #elderly #japanesepolice #npa
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@paul_denton @marctapages Tu fais comme les médias de l'oligarchie Nils, tu appelles encore Place Publique, le PS, le PRG et le capitalisme vert de Jadot... la gauche ? 🤔 A la limite la gôche de droite, plus logiquement les libéraux d'extrême centre. Bien nommer les choses permet d'y voir plus clair et de garder l'espoir. La gauche française (#LFI, #VertsPopulaires, #PEPS, #NPA) est unie et rien ne va l'arrêter car elle est la seule à avoir projet, programme, expérience et soutien populaire.
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Japan's National Police Agency has published an annual report highlighting the performances of its National Cyber Department and the department's efforts to implement active cyberdefense measures. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/25/japan/crime-legal/police-white-paper/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #crimelegal #japanesepolice #tokuryu #cybersecurity #sdf #npa
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Wenn der nPA (neuer Personalausweis) so geil ist, warum kann ich mich damit dann nicht beim Internetbanking (Sparkassen) anmelden? <insert chasing goose meme here>
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Japan's National Police Agency has said it is considering remote analysis of communications exchanged through highly confidential apps between members of tokuryū loosely organized anonymous criminal groups. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/06/japan/crime-legal/japan-police-organized-crime-app-use-analyze/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #crimelegal #japanesepolice #npa #organizedcrime #tokuryu #apps
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Kein #NPA im August!
Wie schon in den letzten Jahren lassen wir im August den Netzpolitischen Abend ausfallen und treffen uns stattdessen am 4. August ab 18 Uhr zur gemütlichen Runde am Uferstreifen vor der c-base in Berlin.
Wir freuen uns, wenn Ihr trotz Sommerpause vorbeikommt und gehen nächsten Dienstag ohne Vorträge direkt zum gemeinsamen Essen, Quatschen und Diskutieren über.
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Kazuya Hara, director of Cabinet intelligence, will be the head of a new national intelligence bureau, effective on July 31, the government said. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/07/24/japan/politics/hara-new-intelligence-bureau/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #politics #japanesepolice #npa #kazuyahara
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Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park will be temporarily designated as a no-fly zone for drones during the Aug. 6 annual peace ceremony commemorating the 1945 U.S. atomic bombing of the city. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/07/24/japan/drone-ban-hiroshima-peace-ceremony/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #hiroshima #japanesepolice #npa #wwii #atomicbombings #nagasaki
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The government is expected to establish a national intelligence council as early as this month to strengthen its command over intelligence gathering and analysis. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/07/14/japan/politics/japan-intelligence-council-launch/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #politics #sanaetakaichi #primeminister039soffice #espionage #npa #japanesepolice #foreignministry
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#NPA-A #Cornouaille :
"Le maire de Fouesnant veut empêcher l’accès des jeunes Quimpérois.e.s à la cale de Beg-Meil
À l’instar de la préfecture de Paris ou du maire de La Baule, Bruno Merrien, celui de #Fouesnant, part en guerre contre les jeunes en recherche de fraîcheur et de plongeons. Sous la canicule qui sévit presque sans discontinuer depuis plusieurs semaines, et au manque de piscine, quoi de plus naturel que de chercher à se mettre à l’eau ? C’est ce que font des dizaines de jeunes Quimpérois.e.s qui utilisent la ligne 942 de Breizh Go, dite la 42, qui les conduit directement à la cale de #BegMeil,
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réagir avec colère. 'Il faut qu’on puisse travailler avec les fauteur.euse.s de troubles en amont pour ne pas que tou.te.s les jeunes en arrivent à penser qu’il.elle.s ne sont pas les bienvenu.e.s à #BegMeil'. Les discussions doivent se poursuivre en préfecture.
Au-delà de la présence, proposée par Isabelle Assih, d’éducateur.rice.s et de membres de la police municipale au départ de #Quimper, c’est par un effort conséquent dans la médiation plus que dans la répression des jeunes des classes populaires que les tensions éventuelles pourront baisser et la cohabitation régner sur la cale, apportant à tou.te.s un peu de fraîcheur bienvenue.
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Leave X - Everton Zanella Alvarenga
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The National Police Agency has signed an agreement with three major e-commerce site operators to share information and prevent fraudulent transactions. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/07/09/japan/japanese-police-e-commerce-info-sharing/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #japanesepolice #npa #ecommerce #mercari #ly #rakuten
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Merci Mediapart d'avoir déroulé le tapis rouge à Macron en 2017.
Décidément, Johann CHAPOUTOT a eu tellement raison de nous alerter sur les dangers de l'extrême centre et des (socio)-libéraux comme vous.
Vous avez été le marche pied de l'extrême centre en 2017 puis celui des (socio)-libéraux du #PS et des #écolos jusqu'à maintenant, en opposition constante aux forces de gauche (#LFI, #NPA, #RP, ...).
Quelle indécence de venir pleurer maintenant !
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RE: https://chaos.social/@digiges/116854798464620067
Freundinnen und Freunde des Fediversums
Die @digiges hat eine offene Stelle für die Unterstützung in der Social Media Arbeit.(Da gehört auch die Vorbereitung des #FediDay & #NPA dazu)
Bewerbung bis zum 19.Juli
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Japan's National Police Agency plans to add to the category of illegal information social media posts that facilitate romance scams, other fraud and what are known as "dark part-time jobs." https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/07/02/japan/crime-legal/social-media-fraud/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #crimelegal #japanesepolice #fraud #npa #socialmedia
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« C'était un devoir pour nous d'être là ! » Jean-Luc #Mélenchon EXIGE LA RELAXE d'Anasse #Kazib
#LFI, #RP, #NPA, même combat contre l'idéologie sioniste d'extrême droite au pouvoir !
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The number of people with dementia or suspected of having the condition who were reported to have gone missing in Japan in 2025 has fallen for the second year in a row, police data shows, but remains at a high level. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/06/25/japan/society/17000-people-with-dementia-missing/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #society #japanesepolice #dementia #elderly #npa
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Despite years of awareness campaigns, walking while using a smartphone remains a persistent and dangerous problem in Japan — just ask my mother. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/06/21/japan/society/smartphone-distraction-walking-dangers/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #society #phones #npa #elderly
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Japan's police force said it has dispatched a liaison officer to Bangkok as part of a broader push to crack down on fraud groups operating out of Southeast Asia. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/06/18/japan/crime-legal/japan-police-bangkok-liaison-tokuryu/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #crimelegal #japanesepolice #fraud #bangkok #npa #tokuryu
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Police in Japan took action against 1,322 people under the age of 20 last year for crimes linked to "tokuryū" anonymous and transient criminal groups, the National Police Agency said. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/02/26/japan/crime-legal/npa-juvenile-crimes/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #crimelegal #npa #japanesepolice #fraud #drugs #gambling #casinos #socialmedia
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A former National Police Agency executive has expressed regret for failing to raid Aum Shinrikyo bases before the doomsday cult mounted its sarin nerve gas attack in the Tokyo subway system. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/03/15/japan/police-official-aum-regret/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #tokyosaringasattack #aumshinrikyo #terrorism #npa #japanesepolice #takashikakimi
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Pour une #ÉcologieDécoloniale et populaire
Atelier de la 16è université d'été du #NPA avec #FatimaOuassak, autrice et militante féministe, écologiste et antiraciste et Orian et Tom du #CollectifVietnamDioxine
https://youtu.be/ucG5zyPFodE
#écologie #antiracisme #CommunautésRacisées #RacismeEnvironnemental #Vietnam #GuerreDuVietnam #AgentOrange #dioxine #écocide #phytovictimes #JusticePourTranToNga #LuttesDécoloniales #polFr -
“As per the email, a storage medium containing his virus program was found in the cat’s collar”A lot of hacker stories are sadly very similar, a kid goes on a hacking spree, defacing websites for clout, isn’t careful with their opsec and finally gets busted.
Every now and then though a really weird story comes along that sounds like a plot from a 90’s technological thriller movie or TV show, this is one of those stories.
Death threats
Back in 2012 a series of threats involving attacks with knives, guns and bombs were made online in Japan against various locations and targets. This included a threat to assassinate the Japanese Emperor Akihito, to attack a kindergarten attended by the grandchildren of Japan’s Emperor, to bomb a Japan Airlines flight to New York, to run people over in the streets of Osaka, to attack attendees of a comic book convention, shopping malls, religious shrines and the headquarters of Nintendo.
I will commit a massacre in Osaka’s streets. I will run over people, stab some at random and then kill myself.
Translation of a post by ‘Demon Killer’ to Osaka City website, July 2012
The web posts were tracked to 4 people across Japan, 2 of whom the Japanese National Police Agency managed to “extract” confessions from. One of the people associated was a prominent figure in the anime industry, who was accused of issuing an online threat to blow up an aircraft.
Image from Sankei Shimbun, captioned “The police knew nothing… Rigid investigation and excessive focus on IP addresses led to a false arrest in the case of remote control of a PC.”The NPA didn’t get to consider the cases closed for long though. Emails were sent to a lawyer, broadcasters and journalists by someone claiming to be the real ‘Demon Killer’ hacker, these emails contained details that only the true culprit would know.
If you kill and become tired, you kill yourself with a gun as it is. good night.
They will go to the other world without going on vacation in summer vacation.
You do not have to go to school any longer. It is an eternal summer vacation.
I will kill it before summer vacation.
I will go killing before summer vacation.
Everyone killed before summer vacation.
Translation of a threat to a school posted online by the hacker ‘Demon Killer’
At this point one of the suspects who had confessed had been held for weeks. As none of the suspects could be linked to the emails, and forensic examinations of the accused’s computers revealed suspicious malware infections, the NPA had to make the embarrassing admission that they had been outfoxed by the real culprit. The NPA had effectively forced innocent people into confessing to crimes.
The chief of the NPA had to apologise and promise that his cyber-crime unit would improve, it was obvious that they were out of their depth. Japanese media outlets reported that forensic investigations of the computers associated with the initial suspects had not been conducted properly and that detectives were unaware of the existence of malware that could be used to take over a computer remotely.
Japanese news program discusses the “remote control virus” known as “iesys.exe”It was obvious at this point that the wrongly accused victims had computers that were infected with what is known as a Remote Access Trojan (or ‘RAT’), a type of malware that allows the person who infected the systems to control them over the internet as if they were the legitimate administrator. In this case the RAT was called “iesys.exe”, it received instructions from the person controlling it via web posts on the “livedoor Shitaraba bulletin board” that were made through a proxy, preventing the authorities from tracing the person posting.
With an investigation that had thoroughly lost its way, in December of 2012, police offered a 3m yen (£16,822) reward for information leading to the arrest of the hacker.
Photo attached to an email sent to lawyer Yoji Ochiai from a person claiming to be the hacker ‘Demon Killer’. A toy doll surrounded by cable tied into a noose is placed on top of the morning newspaper dated November 13th (November 13th, 2012)On November 13, 2012, an email was sent to Yoji Ochiai, a lawyer who specializes in online related cases, and Japanese news organizations, stating “I made a mistake. I don’t want to get caught, so I’m going to kill myself.” Attached to the email was a photo of a doll with an ethernet cable around it tied like a noose. People believed at this point that perhaps the hacker would make good on his suicide threat, but that wasn’t the case.
On New Year’s Day, January 1st 2013, ‘Demon Killer’ sent another email out to various Japanese media outlets, emails that were followed up by another email that included a clue to the location of a certain cat.
The cat & the clues
“Information about a new game”
PC remote control “true culprit”?
CC:
Subject: Dear everyone new year
Happy new year Read this and wish you all the best in the new year. New Year’s Day 2013 Now, I’d like to introduce you to a new game— We’ve been preparing it since October and are finally showing it to you. If you solve the attached puzzle, you will receive a free gift only for the first person.
・Set of source code for esys and attached tools
・Long message from me (in FAQ format, including answers to emails I have received so far)
is set up so that you can get it automatically. There are 5 questions. Each time you solve a problem, the next problem file will appear. If you’re in the media, this is your chance to get the exclusive scoop. first come, first served. *I could not attach it, so please use this instead. My suggestion is that you should not report this email to the police right away. There will be more rivals, and I would like someone other than the police to read the message first. This game does not have any criminal elements such as dying or killing, so there is no need to rush to report. After someone solves the problem, please send it to the investigation headquarters along with the resulting file.
Kashiko
Translation of an email received by Japanese media organizations, January 1st, 2013
The series of clues sent to Japanese media outlets eventually led investigators to a cat on Enoshima island, a popular tourist spot, with an SD card attached to a collar around its neck. This SD card contained the malware RAT (‘iesys.exe’) that had been used to infect unsuspecting 2chan and Shitaraba Bulletin Board messageboard users, enabling the ‘Demon Killer’ to make death threat posts online that appeared to come from their computer.
Posts made on the two messageboards that tempted users to click through to a website that hosted the malware were made via TOR, making it impossible to link back to the actual IP address of the hacker.
Japanese news diagram explaining how the ‘iesys.exe’ RAT factored into the plans of the hacker‘Demon Killer’ apprehended
Yusuke Katayama, 32, apprehended by Tokyo police, February 10th, 2013Police were able to look back over CCTV footage from Enoshima island and eventually pinpoint footage of a former IT engineer, Yusuke Katayama, playing with the exact cat that was later found with the malware laden SD card on its collar. A motorbike belonging to the suspect was also visible IN CCTV footage from around the island around the same time.
Katayama had previously served 18 months in prison back in 2005 for trying to set fire to the home of the president of a Japanese entertainment conglomerate and making death threats online over something to do with illustrations of a cat that he took offence to. Katayama had changed his surname after his release from prison after this incident.
Enoshima island, image courtesy of Japan National Tourism OrganizationKatayama had initially pleaded not guilty, his lawyer had criticized the overall quality of the police investigation and had attempted to argue that Katayama himself might be a victim of an unknown hacker.
“[His] deeds, in a way, are a form of pleasure-seeking crime, one that’s symptomatic of this internet age, where people somehow frustrated with their lives no longer stab or punch somebody directly to vent their anger.
They instead turn to the world of cyberspace, where they deceive strangers and take grim satisfaction in watching them suffer.”
Hiroshi Sato, defence lawyer for Yusuke Katayama
The FBI turned over evidence to the Japanese authorities that linked Katayama to a server that was used as online malware infrastructure. I believe that this server was Dropbox, where some of the malware binaries were hosted.
During the trial, while Yusuke Katayama sat in the court, emails arrived at various media organizations and to lawyers in Japan that stated “I am the one responsible. It has been a while hasn’t it?” and made mention of a “PC remote control virus case”. These emails initially helped Katayama claim that he had been arrested in error and he was released after a news conference in which he called for the charges brought against him to be dropped.
Arakawa River, image courtesy of Wikimedia CommonsAfter his release on bail Katayama was seen by a police investigator wandering along the banks of the Arakawa River and burying something. Police examined the area by the river and found a smartphone. Forensics revealed that the smartphone had been used to send the emails received during the trial with a scheduling function to make them appear to have been sent by someone else.
It was around this time, March 22nd of 2014, that Yusuke changed his plea from innocent to guilty, he admitted that he was the accused hacker and that he had coded the malware used to take over the computers of innocent people and frame them.
In February of 2015 Yusuke Katayama was sentenced to 8 years in prison after having been found guilty of 10 crimional charges. Judge Katsunori Ohno presiding at Tokyo District Court described Katayama’s bomb hoax campaign as “vicious” and that “the purpose of it was [for police] to make wrongful arrests”, “in order to satisfy his selfish desire to outwit the investigative authorities, he framed a complete stranger as the culprit. This is one of the most heinous crimes of cybercrime.”
#2chan #2channel #bomb #bombScare #bombThreat #cat #computer #convention #DemonKiller #eMail #email #Enoshima #hacker #hackers #hacking #history #iesysExe #Japan #manga #NPA #OniKoroshi #police #RAT #RemoteControlVirus #Tokyo #tor #YusukeKatayama