Hacker pleads guilty to breaching company networks to pitch his own services
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- Kansas man hacked health club, nonprofit and former employer to promote his services
- He claimed responsibility and offered remedial support
- He could face up to five years in prison and more
A Kansas man has plead guilty to hacking multiple organizations only to promote his own cybersecurity services.
Nicholas Michael Kloster, a 32-year-old from Kansas City, was indicted in 2024 for breaching three organizations, including a health club and a Missouri nonprofit organization.
During the incident, Kloster emailed business owners claiming responsibility for the attacks, and offering consulting services to prevent future cyberattacks, and his fate will soon be determined.
Cyberattacker admits to pushing his own consulting services
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