Alleged Ponzi Mastermind Hacked In Antigua

krebsonsecurity writes "Criminal hackers apparently involved in break-ins at several US financial institutions also appear to have dug up dirt on Robert Allen Stanford, a man slated to go on trial this month for his alleged part in an $8 billion Ponzi scheme. Quoting: 'In early 2008, while federal investigators were busy investigating disgraced financier Robert Allen Stanford for his part in an alleged $8 billion fraudulent investment scheme, Eastern European hackers were quietly hoovering up tens of thousands customer financial records from the Bank of Antigua, an institution formerly owned by the Stanford Group.'"

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[Anonymous Coward]

have dug up dirt on Robert Allen Stanford [CC], a man slated to go on trial this month for his alleged part in an $8 billion Ponzi scheme.

Why can't we bring up criminal charges against Congress for their Ponzi schemes? This guy is a small-timer compared to them. Social Security: $14 trillion, Medicare Presscription drugs $18.6 trillion, Medicare $74 trillion.

Source USDebtClock.org.

Re:Very strange article.

[Mashiki]

I don't know...I usually fail to RTFA, and just leave the comments to give me a synopsis.

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[Tim C]

Quanta is already plural (it's the plural of quantum), so "quantas" is not a word.

But I suspect you know that and have simply typoed it...