] Two young men sitting in a car in the parking lot of a
] Lowe's home improvement store in Southfield repeatedly
] hacked into the company's national computer network over
] the past two weeks, gaining access to credit card numbers
] and other information, federal prosecutors said Monday.

] Timmins said he is a $38,000-a-year computer network and
] security specialist for a Southfield software company.
] Botbyl said he's a student at ITT Technical Institute in
] Troy. Morgan released both men on $10,000 unsecured
] bonds.

] FBI agent Denise Stemen said in an affidavit that Lowe's
] alerted the FBI recently that intruders had broken into
] its computer at company headquarters in North Carolina,
] altered its computer programs and illegally intercepted
] credit card transactions.

Waterford men hacked store files, FBI alleges