Wisconsin Teen Brags About Hacking Sports Betting Site and Stealing $600K
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An 18-year-old Wisconsin teen, Joseph Garrison, has been charged with hacking user accounts on a sports betting website and helping others steal $600,000. Garrison allegedly swiped the login information of 60,000 accounts and sold the data, allowing others to steal money from some of the users. He faces up to 20 years behind bars if convicted on the top count. Garrison turned himself in on Thursday, and his lawyer declined to comment.
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