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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brianwill" data-source="post: 742" data-attributes="member: 15">A criminal case against Zhizhkun was initiated by the Main Military Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of Russia on October 27, 2022. Maksim Zhizhkun was detained on October 28 in Samara. On the same day, the detainee was charged under Article 159 Part 4 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. On October 31, the court chose a preventive measure in the form of house arrest, which was later extended. As stated in the court's decision (available to the editorial board), the court took into account the submitted "information and materials of the 3rd service of the 9th Department of the Federal Security Service of Russia", according to which Maxim Zhizhkun has "extensive connections among law enforcement agencies, state authorities and management, and therefore, while at large, can persuade witnesses." to refuse to give evidence or change it in their favor by exerting pressure on them, to take measures to destroy, falsify or conceal evidence, as well as to hide from the investigation." The Samara Military Garrison Court received the materials of the criminal case in March of this year. The case was considered by Judge Eduard Abramov. The court sentenced Zhizhkun to five years of imprisonment in a general regime penal colony with a fine of 500 thousand rubles. and a ban on holding certain positions for two years. The convict was also deprived of the military rank of "reserve captain". According to the court's website, Maksim Zhizhkun's defense lawyer was Yevgeny Yeliseyev, but Kommersant's lawyer could not be reached.+++The court returned the criminal case against Lieutenant Colonel of the Samara FSB Dmitry Demin.The Samara garrison military Court returned to the prosecutor's office a criminal case against Lieutenant Colonel of the FSB Dmitry Demin, accused of stealing 68 bitcoins in 2021 from hacker Anton Mochalov, who was under investigation. Information about this "Kommersant-Volga" was confirmed in the Samara garrison military Court.The silovik was charged with three articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation: Part 4 of Article 272 (Illegal access to computer information), paragraph "b" of Part 4 of Article 158 (Theft), Part 1 of Article 286 (Abuse of official authority). The judge considered that the defendant's act should be qualified as a more serious crime.According to Kommersant, we are talking about a hacker from Syzran, who broke into the protection of other people's computers and stole, among other things, passwords to provide access to electronic wallets. After the arrest, the hacker, according to his testimony, voluntarily provided the security officers with passwords, explaining how the system works. The hacker himself was found guilty by the court of committing a crime under Article 273 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (Creation, use and distribution of malicious computer programs), and was sentenced to a year of restriction of freedom.In August of this year, the court sentenced the former operative of the Syzran department of the Federal Security Service for the Samara region Maxim Zhizhkun, he was found guilty of embezzling a total of 25 million rubles from the same hacker.</blockquote>

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