SCATTERED SPIDER LEADER PLEADS GUILTY TO CRYPTO THEFT
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A British man believed to lead the Scattered Spider cybercrime collective has pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft charges in the United States. The guilty plea marks a significant development in the prosecution of the group responsible for major cryptocurrency thefts.
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