Yevgeniy Nikulin was associated with the LinkedIn breach through multiple investigative trails, and the jury later found him guilty on all nine counts involving LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Formspring.
ExplicitConfidence 98% · Jack RhysiderEP 86Details
Kislitsin told the FBI that Yevgeniy Nikulin was the person who broke into Dropbox and still had access to it; this is an attributed account, not an independently stated fact in the episode.
AttributedConfidence 94% · Jack RhysiderEP 86Details
“he told them that Yevgeniy Nikulin was the person who broke into Dropbox and still had access to it”
Kislitsin also said that Yevgeniy had the Formspring data with the goal of selling database dumps for money; this relationship is attributed to Kislitsin's statement.
AttributedConfidence 94% · Jack RhysiderEP 86Details
“and had the Formspring [00:40:00] data, all with the goal to sell the database dumps on the black market for money”
Kislitsin provided information to the FBI identifying Yevgeniy as the person behind the Dropbox and Formspring activity; the association is based on Kislitsin's attributed statement.
AttributedConfidence 91% · Jack RhysiderEP 86Details
“he told them that Yevgeniy Nikulin was the person who broke into Dropbox”