Two individuals charged with hacking and stealing from online sportsbook accounts.

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An 18-year-old man from Wisconsin, Joseph Garrison, has been charged with hacking, fraud, and identity theft for allegedly stealing $600,000 from around 1,600 DraftKings accounts. Garrison allegedly accessed around 60,000 accounts and had to deposit DraftKings' minimum of $5 to withdraw excess funds already in an account. Law enforcement found conversations on Garrison's phone about how to hack sportsbook accounts, and officials said they found programs "typically used for credential stuffing attacks" and found around 700 files for dozens of corporate websites on his computer.
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