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Indiana hacker faces sentencing in $100 million scheme

Posted on May 22, 2015 by Dissent

Kristine Guerra reports on the case of Austin Alcala,  a case reported previously on this site:

A young man from McCordsville accused in what federal authorities described as an international and multimillion-dollar hacking scheme is facing sentencing after pleading guilty to a conspiracy charge.

Austin Alcala, a graduate of Fishers High School, is one of three suspects charged with 18 felonies, including fraud, identity theft and copyright infringement, in a federal indictment unsealed last fall. Authorities say they stole $100 million in Apache helicopter flight simulation software from the U.S. Army and Xbox game software from Microsoft Corp. for several games, including “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3” and “Gears of War 3.”

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