A teenager suspected of hacking into the database of LexisNexis subsidiary, Seisint Inc., is believed to have accessed it using phony accounts set up through police departments in Florida and Texas, according to a search warrant. LexisNexis discovered the breach as part of a review following its acquisition of Seisint. Records on as many as 310,000 people were involved, LexisNexis said. The case is the second infiltration at a large database provider in recent months.
May 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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