How the judge in charge of the proceeding didn't think to enable settings that would prevent people from taking over the screen is beyond me. “We’ll, um, just reapply – I’m going to end this … reapply,” the judge continues before he is made inaudible by the incoherent screams of another Zoom-bomber.
“Alright, we’re going to – I’m going to end this call,” he said, wide-eyed. Judge Nash looked flabbergasted as he tried to disable the pornographic video being shared in his courtroom. What happened next was probably to be expected from a disruptive crowd watching the Zoom hearing of an infamous hacker: someone started playing porn. The hearing continues with prosecutor Darrell Dirks explaining how Clark was moving the bitcoin he allegedly scammed from Twitter users in last month’s hack of high-profile accounts. “Sorry, I’m removing people as quickly as I can whenever a disruption happens,” Nash said. In a recording of the incident, judge Christopher Nash is seen struggling to bring order to his virtual courtroom after a meeting participant unmutes and begins rambling loudly. The hearing's Zoom ID was posted on Florida's court listings and was not password-protected. Wednesday night’s hearing was about whether Clark’s bond should be lowered from its original sum of US$750,000 and if he should be required to prove money used to pay the bond was gained lawfully, according to cybersecurity journalist Brian Krebs. A court hearing for alleged Twitter hacker Graham Clark was cut short on Wednesday night due to constant interruptions of the Zoom call including one troll sharing a pornographic video to the entire meeting.Ĭlark was arrested earlier in the week for being the alleged ‘mastermind’ behind a Twitter hack that saw him take control of notable Twitter accounts like Elon Musk and Kanye West in order to scam bitcoin from users.
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