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A hacker from the US SEC was sentenced to 14 months in prison for releasing false information about a Bitcoin ETF.
[Hacker sentenced to 14 months in prison for spreading false Bitcoin ETF news by the US SEC] A federal judge sentenced Eric Council Jr. to 14 months in prison for his involvement in posting false announcements about the approval of a Spot Bitcoin ETF on the SEC’s X account. After a hearing held on May 16 by the federal court in Washington, D.C., the Department of Justice announced that Council pleaded guilty to “conspiracy to commit aggravated identity theft and access device fraud” and will be sentenced to 14 months in prison. “Such behavior threatens the health and integrity of our market system,” said Jeanine Pirro, acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia. “SIM card swapping attacks jeopardize the financial security of ordinary citizens, financial institutions, and government agencies.” The lawsuit documents indicate that the Council obtained approximately $50,000 in profits through a SIM swap attack, which is expected to be recovered. In addition, the judge sentenced them to 36 months of supervised release after serving their sentence.