Mysterious Hacker Legend Arrested in Prague

In Prague, Interpol has apprehended the infamous computer hacker known only as “Milos.”

Since 2003, Milos has been under investigation by law enforcement agencies from the U.S, the U.K., and China for various criminal activities. In addition to his alleged cyber-crimes, Milos is also accused of using his vast network to facilitate illegal arms trading, money laundering, and human trafficking.

In the hacker underworld, Milos was both reviled and revered as a visionary guru, and a scourge of the free world. He was especially venerated by a growing cult within the tech universe that purports a link between the global internet and the paranormal.

If convicted, Milos faces several life sentences in prison.

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