The three men were accused of running up to 40 fake bank websites designed to harvest the credentials of online banking customers. They stole 599,000 (US$958 million) from bank accounts and committed more than 570,000 in credit card-related fraud. Authorities are still trying to trace and confiscate the cash losses. Police said they found computer scripts used to run the fake banking websites when the men were arrested in August 2010 at locations in London and County Meath, Ireland.”]

