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Taking a byte out of cybercrime
Wednesday, 13 April 2005, 09:54 GMT

In December, a man was sentenced for conspiring to steal customers' credit card numbers by hacking into the nationwide computer system used by Lowe's Cos., according to a Department of Justice statement.

The U.S. Attorney credited two FBI special agents with leading the investigation that led to the prosecution and conviction, but there's always a long list of unnamed heroes who made it possible.

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