Students Hack into School’s Computer Systems to Change Their Grades

by max on Monday, May 5th, 2008

Wow, these high scool students hacked into their school’s computer to change their grades.  I guess it could be a felony or an award of high “hack” achievement (from me).

I believe this is due to the security vulnerability in the school’s computer systems.  If high school students can hack it, the system is at fault, not the students.

Four high school students are charged of hacking into the Fort Bend Independent School District’s computer network and altering grades for at least 60 students, as reported by the district officials.

The case could be regarded as a felony case, since the financial loss of the act is estimated at about $190,000. According to the law, an action leading to a loss of $100,000 to $200,000 should be called a second-degree felony, which carries a penalty of two to twenty years of prison.

via infoniac

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  • Why such a huge financial loss? Besides, either the kids were too bright, or the system too lame.
  • max
    Yeah kids were too bright and system was too lame and school needs someone to blame other than the school's authorities. Lol...
  • mike
    this is pretty lame why blame the kids get some smarter people to make the schools network. perhaps the kids who changed the grades, they seem to know more
  • max
    I have to agree, they should reward them instead of blaming on a hackable school system. Dumb teachers...
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