Alleged Hacker Accused of Accessing 9,000 Court Files

An alleged cybercriminal accused of unlawfully accessing thousands of highly sensitive court documents has now been banned from using a mobile phone, following recent court proceedings that also confirmed his identity.

The individual, whose name was previously suppressed, is now facing significant legal scrutiny over what authorities have described as a serious breach of judicial data. The alleged offenses involve unauthorized access to protected legal files, raising major concerns about data security within the justice system.

In a recent development, the court imposed strict bail conditions on the accused, including a prohibition on the use of mobile devices. This measure is intended to prevent any further potential digital activity while the investigation continues.

Authorities believe the alleged hacking operation may have compromised confidential materials from various legal cases. While investigations are ongoing, early reports suggest the incident could have impacted the integrity of numerous proceedings across the country.

Legal experts say the case highlights growing vulnerabilities in the digital infrastructure used by judicial institutions, particularly as more court operations move online. If found guilty, the accused could face severe penalties under cybercrime laws.

Further details about the nature and scope of the alleged breach are expected to be disclosed as court proceedings advance in the coming weeks.