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A Florida man was indicted Wednesday in an alleged scheme to
steal vast amounts of personal information, and the Justice Department
said it might be the largest illegal invasion and theft of personal
data to date. The 144-count indictment against Scott Levine, 45, also includes
charges of conspiracy, fraud, money laundering and obstruction of
justice, according to the Justice Department. Levine's alleged target was Acxiom Corp., one of the world's
largest companies managing personal, financial and corporate data,
federal authorities said. Levine is accused of stealing vast amounts of personal information
from the company via the Internet.
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