06-22-2011, 07:27 PM
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/news/fi...ponds_porn
Hell hath no fury like a sysadmin scorned. Just ask Baltimore Substance Abuse Systems Inc; after the organization fired 52-year old Walter Powell in 2009, the IT manager went on a hack attack against his former employer, breaking into the network and installing keyloggers on company computers. With his former CEO's password firmly in hand, he unleashed his coup de grace. And yes, it involves porn, as many humorous computer stories do.
Powell used his ill-gotten access to seize control of his former boss' computer while the CEO was in the middle of a board meeting. Smack dab in the middle of a PowerPoint presentation, Powell replaced the original slideshow with slideshow of hot and steamy pornographic images on the room's 64-inch television, according to NakedSecurity.
The Associated Press reports that Powell "pleaded guilty to two counts of unlawful access to a computer causing a malfunction and a count of possessing a pass code without authorization ." Earlier this week, Powell was sentenced to three years of probation, 100 hours of community service and two years in the slam, but the judge on the case suspended the jail sentence.
Hell hath no fury like a sysadmin scorned. Just ask Baltimore Substance Abuse Systems Inc; after the organization fired 52-year old Walter Powell in 2009, the IT manager went on a hack attack against his former employer, breaking into the network and installing keyloggers on company computers. With his former CEO's password firmly in hand, he unleashed his coup de grace. And yes, it involves porn, as many humorous computer stories do.
Powell used his ill-gotten access to seize control of his former boss' computer while the CEO was in the middle of a board meeting. Smack dab in the middle of a PowerPoint presentation, Powell replaced the original slideshow with slideshow of hot and steamy pornographic images on the room's 64-inch television, according to NakedSecurity.
The Associated Press reports that Powell "pleaded guilty to two counts of unlawful access to a computer causing a malfunction and a count of possessing a pass code without authorization ." Earlier this week, Powell was sentenced to three years of probation, 100 hours of community service and two years in the slam, but the judge on the case suspended the jail sentence.