Two American citizens allegedly worked with Russian nationals in order to hack John F. Kennedy International Airport's taxi dispatch system. The charges were announced in an unsealed indictment on ...

Indeed, even a couple days back, going to work was out and out a bad dream. You have coordinated yourself well and escaped your home early, yet at the same time neglected to achieve the work ...

Would you pay a few bucks to skip an interminably long taxi wait line at the airport? That's essentially what Daniel Abayev and Peter Leyman did, according to the DOJ, except they focused on taxi ...

The two Queens residents charged cab drivers a $10 fee to skip to the front of the line for pick-ups. The two Queens residents charged cab drivers a $10 fee to skip to the front of the line for ...

Two men are facing charges for allegedly conspiring with Russian nationals to hack the taxi dispatch system at JFK International Airport, charging taxi drivers a fee to cut the taxi line, prosecutors ...

MANHATTAN (CN) — Two New York City cab drivers were sentenced Monday afternoon to terms of four and two years in prison for their respective roles in a conspiracy with Russian hackers to hijack the ...

Two Queens men conspired with Russian computer whizzes to hack the taxi dispatch system at JFK Airport in a scheme that allowed drivers to skip to the front of the pick-up line, federal prosecutors ...

Federal prosecutors say two Queens men worked with Russians to charge cabbies $10 to jump the line at the airport. The scheme was an open secret among drivers competing for fares. By Benjamin Weiser ...

Taxi drivers are working on a formal proposal to present to the Government on the implementation of a modern centralised dispatch system aimed at improving the industry. The Bermuda Taxi Owners and ...

Two men have been charged with participating in a scheme that raked in big money by using a compromised dispatch system at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport to allow paying taxis to ...