U.S. federal authorities have indicted five men four Russians and a Ukrainian for allegedly perpetrating many of the biggest cybercrimes of the past decade. The men are thought to be responsible for the 2007 breach at credit card processor Heartland Payment Systems that exposed some 130 million card numbers, as well as the 2011 breach at Global Payments that involved nearly a million accounts and cost the company almost $100 million. Justice Department officials say the men were part of a gang run by Albert Soupnazi Gonzalez, a hacker arrested in 2008 who is currently serving a 20-year-prison sentence.”]
Source: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2013/07/hacker-ring-stole-160-million-credit-cards/