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Anonymous Colombia Hacker Sentenced

January 2, 2024
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Anonymous Colombia Hacker Sentenced

Andres Felipe Cardoso Alvarez, known as Orgon and allegedly associated with Anonymous Colombia, has been sentenced to over 3 years and 5 months in prison by a judge in Bogotá. The charges include abusive access to a computer system, computer damage, and illegitimate hindering of a computer system. Cardoso was found guilty of illicitly entering several private and public websites, including the official site of the Colombian president’s office and various municipal agencies.

The Police Cyber Center, involved in the investigation, revealed that Anonymous Colombia operates with a decentralized structure, with members working independently in hacking operations. The sentence also includes a fine of $28,000 USD. Cardoso’s cyber activities involved unauthorized access to websites such as the Ministry of Defense, the Attorney General’s Office, the National Army, and the National Police.

The judge’s decision highlights the legal consequences for individuals engaging in hacking activities and cybercrimes. The case underscores the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in addressing cyber threats and the need for robust cybersecurity measures to safeguard computer systems from unauthorized access and damage.

The sentencing comes as a result of Cardoso’s participation in cyber attacks known as OP_Colombia and False Independence, targeting critical government entities. The judge’s ruling reflects the severity of the charges related to computer crimes, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the integrity and security of digital infrastructure. The Police Cyber Center’s role in the investigation highlights the collaborative efforts between law enforcement and cybersecurity experts in combating cyber threats and prosecuting individuals involved in illicit online activities.

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