Thursday, 17 May 2012


An “evil” genius used his IT expertise to mastermind a computer scam that has netted him thousands of pounds. Hacker Lewys Martin, 20, offered a “patch” to users of the popular video game Call Of Duty - but secretly hid a trojan horse virus inside that allowed him to remotely monitor computer users’ keystrokes, giving him details of their bank and credit card numbers, passwords and codes - including Paypal accounts.

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An “evil” genius used his IT expertise to mastermind a computer scam that has netted him thousands of pounds. Hacker Lewys Martin, 20, offered a “patch” to users of the popular video game Call Of Duty - but secretly hid a trojan horse virus inside that allowed him to remotely monitor computer users’ keystrokes, giving him details of their bank and credit card numbers, passwords and codes - including Paypal accounts.

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