Two more retailers have been added to the list of victims of Albert Gonzalez and his group of computer hacking thieves.
Gonzalez helped lead a group of hackers who cost credit unions and other card issuers hundreds of millions of dollars.
Court documents unsealed after Gonzalez was sentenced to three concurrent sentences of 20 years plus one day revealed that major retailers JC Penney and Wet Seal were among the retailers whose computer systems Gonzalez successfully hacked.
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