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Russian police to target credit-card credential thieves

by The Gurus
June 17, 2016
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The Russian government, together with the Ministry of Internal Affairs aim to design a package of measures to fight cyber-criminals specialising in the theft of bank-card personal data according to an official Ministry spokesman. Alex Monkov, an official spokesman for the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs department dealing with cyber-crimes told SCMagazineUK.com that the number of cyber-attacks targeting personal data of cardholders in Russia has significantly increased this year.
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