Two former executives of a US telecommunications services company have pleaded guilty to federal charges linked to an international tech-support fraud scheme that used fake virus alerts to defraud elderly and unsuspecting Americans. The case follows years of investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, alongside Providence police and Indian authorities.
The two individuals who pleaded guilty were identified as former CEO Adam Young of Miami, Florida, and former CSO Harrison Gevirtz of Las Vegas, Nevada. Both previously held senior leadership positions at Ringba, a call tracking and analytics platform company.