Cyber crook set up ‘online shop for hackers’

A cyber crook who made £32,000 from an online shop for hackers to test their viruses is facing jail. Goncalo Esteves, 24, was snared after a joint investigation by the National Crime Agency and cyber security firm Trend Micro. Esteves ran the website reFUD.me, which charged clients to put their malicious cyber tools through their paces against anti-virus scanners. Under the pseudonym KillaMuvz, he also sold custom-made malware-disguising products and offered technical support to users. Esteves sold the anti-virus dodging…