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"Earlier today, FBI special agents arrested and indicted Hunter Moore, who once ran the revenge-porn website IsAnyoneUp.com, and his alleged hacker accomplice Charles &amp;quot;Gary&amp;quot; Evens. Both arrests occurred without incident. The pair were charged in a 15-count indictment, which claims the men were embroiled in a conspiracy that involved hacking into people&amp;apos;s email to steal their nude photos and post them online. Furthermore, the FBI said Moore allegedly paid Evens for nude pics that the latter had hacked from hundreds of victims&amp;apos; email accounts.\r\nFrom the Archives: Hunter Moore &amp;#x2013; The Most Hated Man on the Internet\r\nIn a 2012 interview with Rolling Stone, Moore was sure that some of the site&amp;apos;s nude photos were hacked. He maintained that he never hacked anyone himself and that he didn&amp;apos;t know how to do it. Regarding the decision to sell the site that year, he said that &amp;quot;ruining people&amp;apos;s lives with naked pictures wasn&amp;apos;t, you know, the ideal job.&amp;quot;\r\nFormally, the indictment charges the men with conspiracy, seven counts of unauthorized access to a protected computer to obtain information and seven counts of aggravated identity theft. The indictment lists seven victims by their initials only and said that their email accounts contained &amp;quot;among other things&amp;quot; nude pictures of themselves and others.\r\nIt also said that the pair, with others who are still unknown, conspired &amp;quot;against the United States&amp;quot; to &amp;quot;access a protected computer without authorization to obtain information for financial gain.&amp;quot; It details 57 &amp;quot;overt acts,&amp;quot; beginning in October 2011 in which Evens contacted Moore to discuss explicitly how to hack into emails and that hacking was illegal.\r\nFrom the Archives: The Rise and Fall of Jeremy Hammond, Enemy of the State\r\nHow much does a person&amp;apos;s dignity cost in dollars? The indictment said Moore offered to pay Evens $200 per week for his services. In December 2011, Evens requested $250 for nude pictures of &amp;quot;six guys and six girls.&amp;quot; According to the document, Moore paid Evens as little as $135 for his services and as much as $900 in individual payments through March 2012.&amp;#xA0;The indictment is signed by four U.S. attorneys, who work in cyber and intellectual crimes, property crimes and the U.S. attorney&amp;apos;s Criminal Division."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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