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Angry mom hacks school's system, changes kid's grade
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article published on 22 July, 2012
Catherine Venusto of Pennsylvania has been charged with hacking into the computer system of the Northwestern Lehigh School District and changing the grades of her two children.
Venusto formerly worked as an administrative office secretary from 2008 through April, 2011 and was familiar with the system.
Before quitting, she was accused of changing one of her daughter's failing grades ... [ read the full article ]
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Mr_Bill06
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22. July 2012 @ 21:41 |
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I think she should get 60 years in prison and a 10 billion dollar fine, they are being to fair to her.
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22. July 2012 @ 22:09 |
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Originally posted by Mr_Bill06:
I think she should get 60 years in prison and a 10 billion dollar fine, they are being to fair to her.
She probably pirated stuff too, so put it in the trillions so she can pay off the national debt.
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23. July 2012 @ 03:40 |
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Originally posted by ROMaster2:
Originally posted by Mr_Bill06:
I think she should get 60 years in prison and a 10 billion dollar fine, they are being to fair to her.
She probably pirated stuff too, so put it in the trillions so she can pay off the national debt.
if she pirated stuff on the schools computer the school owns the ip name so the school should be held liable.
think its completely rediculous that she facing 42 years in prison.
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23. July 2012 @ 04:38 |
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for killing someone such person normaly gets 20 years I'm pretty sure
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23. July 2012 @ 06:30 |
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I blame the movie industry for giving her the idea to do this.
Wargames - you have a lot to answer for. Tut tut
She should sue the MPAA for contributing to the crime.
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23. July 2012 @ 09:28 |
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Originally posted by slackdast:
Where is the source of this article?
Since the poster of the article is either too stupid or doesn't understand that new posts needs sources, I googled it to make sure it wasn't fake.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/mom-charged-ha...ory?id=16812838
There is a source. Don't be so edited by ddp lazy next time Andre Yoskowitz.
That's extremely rude. You can do a simple Google search to find the source, you really don't need him to link to every single off-site news article.
You'll find that Afterdawn rarely includes sources, as anyone with an IQ over 50 can find the same stories on other news sites by Googling the context of the article.
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ragde
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23. July 2012 @ 09:37 |
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The word hacking has been degraded. example... If I take a file from my job's computer to offer it to someone else, thats called hacking? Since I did not do any special coding, script, etc. I think it should just be called stilling.
This lady just had access to it. She did not hack it. She "was familiar with the system".
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ddp
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23. July 2012 @ 12:07 |
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slackdast, watch the uncalled for language or you'll be banned, posts edited.
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23. July 2012 @ 12:41 |
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Originally posted by slackdast:
Where is the source of this article?
Since the poster of the article is either too stupid or doesn't understand that new posts needs sources, I googled it to make sure it wasn't fake.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/mom-charged-ha...ory?id=16812838
There is a source. Don't be so edited by ddp lazy next time Andre Yoskowitz.
Ah yes, because Afterdawn posts fake articles ALL THE TIME, I forgot.
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23. July 2012 @ 12:47 |
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Originally posted by ragde:
The word hacking has been degraded. example... If I take a file from my job's computer to offer it to someone else, thats called hacking? Since I did not do any special coding, script, etc. I think it should just be called stilling.
This lady just had access to it. She did not hack it. She "was familiar with the system".
I agree with most of it, except the part where we could/should call it stilling...in this case, why not call it "freezing"?:)
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23. July 2012 @ 13:17 |
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This lady is a pure moron in any sense of the term. Why bother to change one grade from a 98 to a 99? Was there that much of a flat line on the bell curve that the little turd fetcher was going to fail? Seems to me the kid was doing fine.
What this mom needs is a diesel powered vibrator & a dose of life other than her kids. Go sip wine & gossip with the other twats at a book club or boil/baste at a hot tub at the local spa, but let the kids be. Be a parent, by all means, but this ling vicariously through them like they're a second skin is so creepy we're going to hear that she pulled a Buffalo Bob next.
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stardata
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23. July 2012 @ 20:10 |
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42 years just for hacking a school computer ? that's insane. Murderers here in Ireland only get 8 to 12 years in prison and if she done that hacking here she would only have got a fine. The justice system in america is insane imo.
I wonder what the charge for farting in public is ? 1-2 years in prison ?.
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24. July 2012 @ 09:23 |
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people commonly comfuse hacking with accessing.
apparently the number of prison immates in america is rediculous.based on what ive seen on the internet america likes imprisoning people.
as for the poster of the article from what ive seen most the info comes from internet articles they dont personally go out and do research.
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24. July 2012 @ 13:34 |
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Originally posted by aeonstom0:
for killing someone such person normaly gets 20 years I'm pretty sure
Yeah isn't that ironic? A man can kill somebody and get less time than this woman who changed a damn grade on a computer. Now I'm not defending this woman by any means, and I understand that parents will do anything for their kids, but to hack a computer system is extreme, but the amount of jail time is completely useless and unecessary IMO. Maybe 5 years but not 42 years.
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25. July 2012 @ 12:31 |
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Yeah I do think the sentence is insane though I'd think they would plea it down to a few counts in the end. Sad thing is the school probably never removed her account or had a generic account they all used they couldn't be bothered to change the password on. Hate to call that hacking cause frankly she doesn't sound that smart...
Just my $0.02,
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XSilvenX
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27. July 2012 @ 07:38 |
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Originally posted by ragde:
The word hacking has been degraded. example... If I take a file from my job's computer to offer it to someone else, thats called hacking? Since I did not do any special coding, script, etc. I think it should just be called stilling.
This lady just had access to it. She did not hack it. She "was familiar with the system".
Thank you...... Just like all those "Facebook hackers" who jump on to their friend's already signed in FB account and posts stupid crap and claim they "hacked" their friend's FB. Hilarious.
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XSilvenX
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27. July 2012 @ 07:39 |
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Originally posted by blueboy09:
Originally posted by aeonstom0:
for killing someone such person normaly gets 20 years I'm pretty sure
Yeah isn't that ironic? A man can kill somebody and get less time than this woman who changed a damn grade on a computer. Now I'm not defending this woman by any means, and I understand that parents will do anything for their kids, but to hack a computer system is extreme, but the amount of jail time is completely useless and unecessary IMO. Maybe 5 years but not 42 years.
5 years for changing a grade..? Because Jail will do what other than rob this woman of 5 years of her life and put her kid at a greater risk of becoming a serial killer..? Why are people so stupid?
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27. July 2012 @ 13:58 |
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Originally posted by LordRuss:
What this mom needs is a diesel powered vibrator
Lol. So true
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Gnawnivek
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29. July 2012 @ 08:53 |
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LOL she changed 98 to 99...
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29. July 2012 @ 15:52 |
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Originally posted by XSilvenX:
Originally posted by ragde:
The word hacking has been degraded. example... If I take a file from my job's computer to offer it to someone else, thats called hacking? Since I did not do any special coding, script, etc. I think it should just be called stilling.
This lady just had access to it. She did not hack it. She "was familiar with the system".
Thank you...... Just like all those "Facebook hackers" who jump on to their friend's already signed in FB account and posts stupid crap and claim they "hacked" their friend's FB. Hilarious.
yeah them facebook hackers are terrible maybe they should get jail time for jumping on a m8s computer and accessing his facebook page.
sorry guys its 5am and im in a sarcastic mood.
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