French Cybercriminal Pleads Guilty for Hacking Corporate Data 

In a significant development in the realm of cybercrime, a 22-year-old French citizen, Sebastien Raoult, also known as Sezyo Kaizen, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in the U.S. District Court in Seattle. 

This case sheds light on a sophisticated cybercriminal operation that utilized phishing emails and deceptive tactics to breach corporate systems, resulting in a total loss estimated to exceed $6 million for victim companies.

The Arrest and Extradition:

Sebastien Raoult’s journey through the legal system began with his arrest in Morocco last year. 

Following his apprehension, he was subsequently sent back to the United States in January 2023 to face charges related to cybercrimes committed alongside two co-conspirators. 

The accusation, handed down by a grand jury in the Western District of Washington in June 2021, marked the start of legal proceedings against the…

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