A Georgia man who pleaded guilty to hacking into computers at Cox Communications was sentenced to five months in prison. William Bryant of Norcross resigned from working at the Atlanta-based company, then remotely shut down portions of the company’s system. The breach cut off some 911 services, and shut down service for Cox customers in four states.
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Thursday, January 10, 2008
Hacker gets prison time
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1/10/2008 04:48:00 PM
Labels: cox communications, hacker, norcross georgia, william bryant
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
UGA data breach
A foreign computer hacker accessed the personal information of more than 4,000 current, former and perspective University of Georgia students. School officials say the breach, which occurred on December 29th and 31st, exposed students’ names, addresses and Social Security numbers. While officials say there is no evidence the hacker used or recorded the information, UGA is trying to notify all affected students of the breach. Last February, a hacker accessed the information of 3,500 UGA students.
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Devin Dwyer
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1/09/2008 07:42:00 AM
Labels: hacker, personal information, UGA
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