The missionary hacker Ezequiel Nuñes Pinheiro
gave new clues on Tuesday
about those who hired him to hack the cell phone of former Buenos Aires Security Minister Marcelo D'Alessandro, judges and prosecutors who investigated Cristina Kirchner.
In the extension of his investigative statement, Nuñes Pinheiro gave the address of a Buenos Aires hacker to whom he sent virgin SIM cards, like the ones he used to intrude on D'Alessandro's cell phone and who would be related to the operation, according to judicial sources consulted by
Clarion.
On
the other hand,
he gave the exact coordinates of where he threw his cell phone into the Paraná River,
after testifying as a witness in the case of Judge María Servini who is investigating the hacking of the Juntos por el Cambio deputy, Diego Santilli, among other clues. .
In addition, the hacker said that he received "a payment of 46,000 pesos two days before the hack and that they paid him everything in advance."
Judge Araceli Martinez and the head of the Tax Unit Specialized in Computer Crimes and Contraventions of the CABA, Daniela Dupuy, expanded the investigation of the young man from Eldorado, after receiving a report from the electronic wallet company Lemon that operates with cryptocurrencies .
The report identifies "eight accounts" used by the Misiones hacker Ezequiel Nuñes Pinheiro (22 years old).
He said that he was paid between 12 and 15 thousand pesos for each of the 15 hacks that he carried out based on the technique called "SIM SWAP" or creation of twin SIM cards for cell phones.
One of the accounts in which he charged is associated with the email xoanapallares3@gmail.com and could be a "mule account".
Based on that report, the lifting of the bank secrecy of that other account, located in “another digital bank called Binance,” was requested by judicial sources to Clarín.
In these judicial sources it is estimated that in this last account "the name of who financed the payment" will jump to Nuñes Pinheiro, who -on the other hand- will expand his investigation next week.
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