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Newspaper Article
Feds add charges to hacker based in San Francisco
2007
Overview
\"[Max Ray Butler] operates a well-known exchange of stolen identity information within the United States and abroad,\" U.S. Secret Service agent John Sechler said in an affidavit. Authorities investigated Butler for 16 months. His partner Christopher Aragon told agents Butler supplied him with more than 1,000 stolen credit card numbers monthly for nearly two years. Aragon programmed counterfeit charge cards with the numbers, bought merchandise, sold items online and split the proceeds with Butler, he told agents. \"In general, the vast majority of attacks like this happen because people in charge of protecting the information haven't done their due diligence,\" [Marty Lindner] said. \"It only takes an advocate who is mildly motivated (to steal.) It doesn't take a rocket scientist.\"
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Tribune-Review Publishing Company
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