据联邦检察官称，一名前亚马逊软件工程师被指控入侵国会大厦一号并泄露1亿多用户的个人数据，她威胁要“射杀”一家加州社交媒体公司

　　佩吉·汤普森使用的在线处理方式“不稳定”，周一因涉嫌违规被联邦调查局逮捕。

　　在周三晚上提交的法庭文件中，检察官指控汤普森在5月份威胁了加州的一家社交媒体公司，声称她将“枪杀”这家匿名企业。

　　根据这些文件，该公司提醒当局注意这一威胁，西雅图警方作出了报告。

　　在网上交谈中，汤普森透露她患有抑郁症，并声称她22岁时的性别转变是焦虑的来源。

　　“她有一个习惯，在公共渠道公开与自己的精神状态作斗争，”在线朋友艾菲·邓恩说，对美联社说。"这就是她的网名[‘飘忽不定’的来源。"

　　其他网上联系人告诉美联社，汤普森是一名熟练的程序员，但努力前进，并相信这一突破将使她出名，甚至为她找到一份新工作。

　　她最近在亚马逊网络服务公司工作，亚马逊网络服务公司是在线巨头的一个部门，托管资本一号的数据。检方称，汤普森知道当局正在逼近，据称他在3月份开始非法访问数据。

　　汤普森据称在6月份的一次松弛对话中写道:“我基本上是用炸弹背心把自己绑起来的，他妈的扔了大写字母dox并承认了这一点。”。“我想先分发这些桶。”

　　对汤普森居住的西雅图房子的一次搜查导致了几个数字存储设备被没收，其中一个据报道包含银行数据的副本。她的室友朴泉也在联邦调查局特工在他的住处发现20件未经许可的武器后被捕，其中包括突击步枪。

汤普森被指控计算机欺诈和滥用职权。如果罪名成立，她将面临25万美元的罚款和最高5年的监禁。

在一份声明中，第一资本公司首席执行官理查德·费尔巴克表示，他致力于为受违约影响的客户“纠正错误”。

“虽然我很感激肇事者被抓住，但我对所发生的一切深感遗憾。我真诚地为这起事件给受影响者带来的可以理解的担忧道歉。”
 

SUSPECT IN CAPITAL ONE BREACH ACCUSED OF THREATENING TO 'SHOOT UP' SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANY

Ａformer Amazon software engineer accused of hacking Capitol One and exposing personal data of more than 100 million customers made threats she would "shoot up" a California social media company, according to federal prosecutors

Paige A. Thompson, who used the online handle "erratic," was arrested by the FBI on Monday in relation to the breach.

In court filings Wednesday evening, prosecutors alleged Thompson made threats against a California social media company in May, claiming she would "shoot up" the unnamed business.

According to those filings, the company alerted authorities about the threat and Seattle police made a report.

In online conversations, Thompson disclosed that she suffered from depression and claimed her gender transition at age 22 was a source of anxiety.

"She had a habit of openly struggling with her state of mind in public channels," Aife Dunne, an online friend, said to the Associated Press. "It's where her screen name ['erratic'] comes from."

Other online contacts told the AP that Thompson was a skilled programmer but struggled to advance and believed the breach would make her famous and even land her a new job.

She most recently worked at Amazon Web Services, a division of the online giant that hosted Capital One data. Prosecutors claim Thompson, who allegedly began illegally accessing data in March, knew authorities were closing in.

"I've basically strapped myself with a bomb vest, fucking dropping capital ones dox and admitting it," Thompson allegedly wrote in a June Slack conversation. "I wanna distribute those buckets I think first."

A raid of the Seattle house where Thompson lived resulted in the seizure of several digital storage devices, including one reportedly containing copies of the bank data. Her housemate, Park Quan, was also arrested after FBI agents found 20 unlicensed weapons in his quarters, including assault-style rifles.

In a statement Capital One CEO Richard Fairback said he was committed to "making it right" for the customers affected by the breach.

"While I am grateful that the perpetrator has been caught, I am deeply sorry for what has happened. I sincerely apologize for the understandable worry this incident must be causing those affected."