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This file concerns the FBI investigation of Kevin David Mitnick in connection with unauthorized access to Bloodstock Research Information Systems, a Lexington, Kentucky computer service holding horse-racing and bloodline data. Louisville, Los Angeles, and Boston offices exchanged teletypes about suspected wire-fraud violations and possible juvenile prosecution in California. The records describe repeated telephone access attempts through WATS lines, penetration of privileged accounts, theft of account numbers and passwords, and programs allegedly left on the victim system. They also document investigative leads involving telephone records, a California communications business, Data Equipment Corporation, and copies of a program called 'TEST.BAC.'

FBI file number: 1968-394 | Documents span: 1980-1981 | Released in 1 part
Names in this file: Kevin David Mitnick
Subjects: computer intrusion, wire fraud, telephone hacking, Bloodstock Research Information Systems, juvenile prosecution