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Marcel Lazar Lehel is escorted by masked policemen in Bucharest, after being arrested in Arad on Jan. 22, 2014
In the interview from Arad Penitentiary, the 43-year-old hacker known as Guccifer - whose named he coined to combine "the style of Gucci and the light of Lucifer" - revealed that he did not think his punishment fit his crime.
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Guccifer also gained access to the email account of 47-year-old Romanian politician Corina Cretu, leaking the $4$4 she had sent to former Secretary of State Colin Powell, the Telegraph reported.
Guccifer was a highly amateur hacker with $4 and a largely trial-and-error hacking process, The Times reports.
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