It sounds like this new case is an outgrowth of a 2009 indictment that sent a Miami man named Albert Gonzalez to prison for 20 years — that case was previously considered the largest data breach ever prosecuted in the US. Two of the five defendants, Vladimir Drinkman and Alexandr Kalinin, were also charged as unnamed defendants "Hacker One" and "Hacker Two" in the 2009 case. Drinkman, along with defendant Dmitriy Smilianets were arrested on United States authority in the Netherlands in June of 2012 — Smilianets has since been extradited back to the US and will soon be arraigned in New Jersey. The other three defendants remain at large. These new charges could land the accused in prison for even longer than Gonzalez — the most severe charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud carry 30-year jail terms.