e-Crime: the Vladimir Levin Episode

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Overview: The sentencing of Vladimir Levin on 24 February 1998 brought to a conclusion the most high profile case of cyber crime to date. The saga - which almost resembles a Hollywood blockbuster - began in July 1994 when customers complained of $400,000 mysteriously "disappearing" from two Citibank accounts. This article briefly reports the episode of this high profile cyber crime.

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