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A man accused of running an online business that sold counterfeit credit cards embedded with account information was sentenced to 14 years in prison. According to this article, federal agents “discovered machinery capable of making counterfeit credit cards and 21,000 stolen credit card numbers and other ancillary data stashed in his computers and email accounts.” Read More
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