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Seattle woman charged in Capital One breach may have data from other companies

Posted on July 30, 2019 by Dissent

Mike Snider reports:

A Seattle woman who is charged with taking data on more than 100 million customers from Capital One is reportedly a former Amazon Web Services systems engineer who may have accessed data from more companies.

Read more on USA Today.

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