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Florida Teenager to Spend 3 Years in Prison for Twitter Hack That Affected Apple Tuesday March 16, 2021 11:54 am PDT by Juli Clover A Florida teenager who was accused of being the "mastermind" behind a July 2020 Twitter hack that affected Apple has agreed to a plea deal that will see him spending three years in prison, according to the Graham Ivan Clark, alongside others, compromised the Twitter accounts of 130 prominent companies and individuals to solicit Bitcoin, scamming people out of more than $100,000. Apple's official account was accessed, as were the accounts of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, ...

The Florida teenager charged in connection with the 2020 hack of prominent Twitter accounts as part of an alleged Bitcoin fraud scheme has agreed to plead guilty in exchange for a three-year incarceration and then three years of probation.

Graham Ivan Clark, the teenage hacker responsible for last year's big Twitter hack, has been sentenced to three years in prison plus probation.

Twitter Hacker Pleads Guilty in Florida Court The 18-year-old is expected to serve three years in a juvenile facility in return for the plea. Graham Ivan Clark pleaded guilty on Tuesday to hacking high-profile Twitter accounts.Credit...Glenn Chapman/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images March 16, 2021 The young hacker accused of being the mastermind behind a breach last year of high-profile Twitter accounts pleaded guilty on Tuesday in a Florida court, agreeing to serve three years in juvenile prison. Graham Ivan Clark, 18, faced fraud charges after a hack that compromised Twitter accounts be...

Graham Ivan Clark, 18, is considering plea deal, his lawyer said on Wednesday The terms of the potential deal were not revealed at a pre-trial hearing  Clark faces 30 felony charges that are being prosecuted in Florida state court He has been jailed since his arrest in July and turned 18 behind bars Prosecutors say he was the 'mastermind' behind global hack of Twitter accounts Hackers used celebrity accounts to swindle gullible victims out of $180,000 Accounts of Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Barack Obama and Joe Biden were breached