A man, convicted of hacking into womens online accounts and stealing intimate images and personal information, will serve at least five years in prison. He used fake Wi-Fi networks to trick victims into revealing their login credentials, storing the stolen data on his phone. The scheme was uncovered when airline staff noticed a suspicious network, leading to his arrest and conviction on multiple charges. Authorities warn of the growing threat of cybercrime and advise caution when using public Wi-Fi.
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