Security pros work to undo teacher's conviction

Security pros work to undo teacher's conviction
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2007-02-02

Researchers led by the head of a Florida anti-spyware firm aim to recreate what caused a Connecticut school's classroom computer to start displaying pornographic pop-ups in October 2004, an incident that recently led to four felony convictions for the substitute teacher involved.

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Security pros work to undo teacher's conviction 2007-02-02
Anonymous (1 replies)

Who cares whether she logged in or not? Prior to Windows 2000 all one had to do was hit Esc to skip past the login prompt. The school should be held accountable for putting it's students and the public (Internet) at risk.

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