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appeals court overturns lenient sentence for capital one hacker
A US appeals court has deemed the sentence of Paige Thompson, the hacker behind the 2019 Capital One data breach, too lenient, overruling her five years’ probation. The breach affected around 100 million Americans and resulted in significant financial damages for Capital One, including an $80 million fine and $190 million in lawsuits. The case is now set for resentencing, with the court emphasizing that Thompson's actions were not merely "misguided" and that her personal circumstances should not solely dictate her punishment.
appeals court orders new sentencing for capital one hacker paige thompson
An appeals court has deemed Paige Thompson's sentence for the Capital One data theft too lenient, prompting a new sentencing hearing. Thompson, who stole data from over 100 million applicants and caused $40 million in damages, was originally sentenced to time served and five years of probation. The court emphasized that her personal vulnerabilities should not overshadow the seriousness of her crimes, which could carry up to 20 years in prison.
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