Nemeth

Two days later, Mr. Nemeth sent another email containing eight attachments, seven of which were confirmed as documents stored on Marriott's computer system and contained financial documentation and other confidential data.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011

According to the agreement, Mr. Nemeth sent an initial email to Marriott personnel on Nov. 11, 2010, that stated he had been accessing Marriott's computers for months and had obtained proprietary information.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011

In January, Mr. Nemeth arrived in Washington, D.C., on a ticket purchased by Marriott for what he believed was an employment interview.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011

Mr. Nemeth admitted he was able to install malicious software on the company's system that gave him access to it through an infected email attachment he had sent to specific Marriott employees, according to the agreement.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011

Mr. Nemeth believed he was communicating with human-resources personnel and continued to call and email the undercover agent, demanding a job with Marriott in order to prevent the public release of the company's documents.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011

The plea agreement states that during the interview, which was conducted by a Secret Service agent, Mr. Nemeth admitted he accessed the company's computer system, stole confidential information and initiated emails to Marriott threatening to release the data unless he was given a job.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011

To further prove his identity as the perpetrator, Mr. Nemeth demonstrated exactly how he accessed the company's network, his continued ability to access it and the location of the stolen data on a computer server in Hungary.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011

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Mr. Nemeth is currently detained in the U.S. The plea agreement didn't specify where he was residing when he did the hacking.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011

On Nov. 18, 2010, Marriott created the identity of a fictitious employee for use by the U.S. Secret Service in an undercover operation with Mr. Nemeth.

Hungarian Pleads Guilty to Hacking Into Marriott Computers Nathalie Tadena 2011