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By Pia Heikkila
Published: 28 November 2001 12:02 GMT
Two former Cisco accountants were sentenced to prison yesterday for stealing millions of dollars from the company.
A US district court sentenced Geoffrey Osowski and Wilson Tang to 34 months in jail for stealing nearly $8m in stock from the company in late 2000.
Osowski and Tang found a weakness in Cisco's internal security and transferred almost 100,000 shares over to themselves in December 2000.
The pair were also ordered to pay the difference between $7.8m in stolen stock and $5m worth of seized jewellery, cars and other luxury items the hackers bought after cashing in most of the stock.
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