Morgan
Kulbertsson is a 20-year-old Carnegie Mellon University graduate who is
one of the most involved in the famous Darkode piracy forum, which was
shut down by the US Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of
Investigation a few days ago.
The student "Morgan" accused of creating malicious software infecting Android phones, and steal data and control the device and according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, this student is the one who created the malicious program called "Dendroid" that anyone can buy for $ 300 to convert any application on the Android phone to programs Malicious.
The Dendroid program was so malicious that the famous protection companies Trend Micro and Symantec issued warning reports about it, saying it allowed hackers to take snapshots, photos, videos and audio recordings from the phone remotely and without warning.
The 20-year-old was trained in FireEye, a company that works to combat piracy and investigate hackers' activities and tactics. However, he exploited the most of his training in this company and caused great damage to Android phones behind the money.
FireEye was surprised that this student caused significant damage to Android phones, a company that constantly seeks to protect user data.
After discovering these crimes, FireEye stopped its work and investigated all the activities it had done since its inception.
The student "Morgan" accused of creating malicious software infecting Android phones, and steal data and control the device and according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, this student is the one who created the malicious program called "Dendroid" that anyone can buy for $ 300 to convert any application on the Android phone to programs Malicious.
The Dendroid program was so malicious that the famous protection companies Trend Micro and Symantec issued warning reports about it, saying it allowed hackers to take snapshots, photos, videos and audio recordings from the phone remotely and without warning.
The 20-year-old was trained in FireEye, a company that works to combat piracy and investigate hackers' activities and tactics. However, he exploited the most of his training in this company and caused great damage to Android phones behind the money.
FireEye was surprised that this student caused significant damage to Android phones, a company that constantly seeks to protect user data.
After discovering these crimes, FireEye stopped its work and investigated all the activities it had done since its inception.
