In Case You Missed It! Corporate espionage meet College Athletics espionage. A former University of Michigan assistant football coach was charged Thursday by federal prosecutors with hacking into the student athlete databases of more than 100 colleges and universities and accessing the medical information of about 150,000 people. The Justice Department unveiled a 24-count indictment of 42-year-old Matthew Weiss, who served as co-offensive coordinator for the university’s famed team for two seasons after working in minor roles for the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens. Acting U.S. Attorney Julie Beck announced the charges, accusing Weiss of gaining unauthorized access from 2015 to January 2023 to student athlete databases of more than 100 colleges and universities that were maintained by third-party vendor Keffer Development Services. Michigan hired Weiss in 2021 and fired him in January 2023. Michigan - 2024 National Champs! #defenseindepth
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