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20 YEAR OLD BOY HACKS INTO NEYMAN'S ACCOUNT, STEAL OVER $40,000

 

How 20-year-old boy stole over $40,000 from Neymar's bank account

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Brazilian police have revealed how a 20-year-old hacker repeatedly stole small sums of money totaling more than 40,000 dollars from Neymar’s bank accounts.

Police said the man who is now in its custody worked at an unnamed bank where the Paris St-Germain (PSG) and Brazil player and his business manager father had accounts.

The suspect was arrested on Wednesday “for defrauding bank clients”, a police statement said.

Although the police did not name the player in the statement, the officer in charge of the case said it was Neymar.

He explained how the alleged theft occurred to Brazilian TV show Brasil Urgente.

“What did this lad do?” said Fabio Pinheiro Lopes. “He got the password of his office colleague and stole small amounts of money from famous people with high net worth.”

“These people didn’t notice. He made (a transfer) of 10,000 (reais) (1,912.59 dollars), then another of 10,000, then 20,000, and then 50,0000 and the total came to 200,000.”

Lopes said the account affected was Neymar’s and that his father likely controlled the funds.

“When they discovered they called the bank. The bank reimbursed the victim and investigated who was behind it,” he said.

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