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NJ man charged with stealing Goldman Sachs data
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NEWARK, N.J. - Federal authorities have charged a computer programmer in New Jersey with stealing trade secrets from his former employer, Goldman Sachs.
The FBI says the Russian-born Sergey Aleynikov (SUR'-gay uh-LAY'-nih-kawf) of North Caldwell downloaded software and sent computer codes to an Internet account in Germany.
The FBI arrested the 39-year-old Aleynikov on Friday at Newark Liberty International Airport.
Aleynikov's attorney, Sabrina Shroff, said Monday she wasn't ready to comment and would not confirm whether her client had made bail.
An FBI affidavit says Aleynikov used his personal passwords to download data from Goldman Sachs in early June.
Aleynikov resigned June 5 from his $400,000-a-year job at Goldman Sachs.
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