> Kivimäki was ultimately convicted of orchestrating more than 50,000 cybercrimes. But largely because he was still a minor at the time (17) , he was given a 2-

> Kivimäki was ultimately convicted of orchestrating more than 50,000 cybercrimes. But largely because he was still a minor at the time (17) , he was given a 2-year suspended sentence and ordered to forfeit EUR 6,558. When crimes perpetuated online can effect so many people, can we stop treating them like regular crimes. That's ridiculous. I might aswel defraud as many people as possible before 18 years and basically get away with it.