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IT experts turn criminal

Oct 08, 2008
TBT Staff and wire reports

TALLINN - Bank and credit card fraud has apparently become the new trend crime among Estonians; with police reports suggesting Estonia’s IT literate younger generations are adapting their expertise to criminal ends. The Estonian police say that this new illegal enterprise has now become the most common criminal activity by Estonians abroad, a status previously held by drug smuggling. Eesti Paevaleht reported that most of the culprits that have been caught so far are amateur IT specialists who ...


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