stealthyeliminator
Regular Member
I really only post this to make note of a humorous contradiction in statements made be law enforcement officials... and to make fun of people that use stupid passwords.
“Even though some might say this is just a teenage prank, who knows what this teenager might have done,” Sheriff Chris Nocco told the Tampa Bay Times Thursday.
One of the computers Green “hacked” contained encrypted 2014 Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) questions, although the police say he didn’t view those files.
forgot link http://time.com/3817582/boy-arrested-computer-background/
lol
Oh my, who knows what he might have done?!
Later...
We have enough forensic data and analysis to confidently say that specific files were not viewed.
Errr... so much for the fear mongering.
I think the real problem here is that educators are using their last names as passwords. That shouldn't even be possible on a properly administrated system, but even if possible, you'd really have to be an idiot to do it.
I'd hate to see the charges handed out in certain information technology classes at certain colleges, should law enforcement become privy of some of the pranks that go on in some of those...
And really, a felony? So, because this kid changed a desktop background, he'll be denied his fundamental rights to self defense. Bravo Amerika. Well played, statists.
“Even though some might say this is just a teenage prank, who knows what this teenager might have done,” Sheriff Chris Nocco told the Tampa Bay Times Thursday.
One of the computers Green “hacked” contained encrypted 2014 Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) questions, although the police say he didn’t view those files.
forgot link http://time.com/3817582/boy-arrested-computer-background/
lol
Oh my, who knows what he might have done?!
Later...
We have enough forensic data and analysis to confidently say that specific files were not viewed.
Errr... so much for the fear mongering.
I think the real problem here is that educators are using their last names as passwords. That shouldn't even be possible on a properly administrated system, but even if possible, you'd really have to be an idiot to do it.
I'd hate to see the charges handed out in certain information technology classes at certain colleges, should law enforcement become privy of some of the pranks that go on in some of those...
And really, a felony? So, because this kid changed a desktop background, he'll be denied his fundamental rights to self defense. Bravo Amerika. Well played, statists.
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