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e ® (d} MCI WorldCom - In or about November 2001, ADRIAN LAMO, the defendant, gained unauthorized access to MCI WorldCom's internal computer network through'a MCI WorldCom proxy server. (e) SBC Ameritech - In or about December 2001, ADRIAN LAMO, the defendant, gained unauthorized access to SBC Ameritech’s internal computer network, including access to customer information. - (f) Cingular - In or about May 2003, ADRIAN LAMO, the defendant, gained unauthorized access to the computer system of a company that issues insurance to Cingular customers, including access to Cingular customer information. is. In a April 16, 2003, an article was published in a@ newspaper called the San Prancisco Weekly entitled “A Duty To Hack,” which quoted ADRIAN LAMO, the defendant, extensively. In the article, the reporter states that LAMO is preparing to announce his biggest hack to date. According to the reporter, LAMO defined his target on the record as a “critical- infrastructure-related company” (quotes in original article). LAMO goes on to state: “In terms of my personal sense of the intrusion and what it affects, I see this as more epic than anything I’ve worked on in the past . . . There’s a sense of rightness about it. I believe it’s broader in scope, but it also has more potential to go terribly south.” WHEREFORE, deponent prays that ADRIAN LAMO, the defendant, be arrested and i i i be. , b6 -1 b7e -1 Special Agent Federal Bureau of Investigation orn to before me this AUG PY R, of August 2003 bal Jf. ITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE RONALD L. ELLIS UNITED STATES CHIEF MAGISTRATE JUDGE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - il - FBI(19-cv-1495)-237