Anuj Gangahar

By Anuj GangaharWSJ Dana MattioliWSJ Wed., July 31, 2019timer4 min. read The Federal Bureau of Investigation is examining whether the woman charged with stealing data on millions of Capital One Financial Corp. customers from an Amazon.com Inc. cloud service successfully hit other targets. Michigan State University said Wednesday it was working with the FBI and assessing whether the hacking suspect also got into its systems, though it said it had no knowledge of a breach.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is examining whether the woman charged with stealing data on millions of Capital One Financial Corp. customers from an Amazon.com Inc. cloud service successfully hit other targets. Michigan State University said Wednesday it was working with the FBI and assessing whether the hacking suspect also got into its systems, though it said it had no knowledge of a breach. Like Capital One, Michigan State is an Amazon Web Services customer.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is examining whether the hacker charged with stealing data on millions of Capital One Financial Corp. customers from an Amazon.com Inc. cloud service successfully hit other targets. Michigan State University said Wednesday it was working with the FBI and assessing whether the hacker also got into its systems, though it said it had no knowledge of a breach. Like Capital One, Michigan State is an Amazon Web Services customer.