Vladimir Levin: The first known Internet bank robber. Via a laptop in London, Levin accessed the Citibank network, obtained a list of customer codes and passwords, and then logged in 18 times over a three-week period, transferring approximately $10.7 million through wire transfers into his accounts. He was convicted and sentenced to three years in jail on charges of conspiracy to fraud and stealing millions of dollars. He was also ordered to make a restitution of $240,015 to Citibank.
