Keylogger kid faces $2,000 or 180 days in jail.

[Beemer]

A high school student is facing criminal charges for allegedly hooking a device up to a teacher's computer to steal test information to sell to other students, Local 2 reported Tuesday.

Rock on!

More:http://www.click2houston.com/education/4152951/detail.html

[Caj Darkmoon]

I'm sorry, but if your getting busted for something like that in a public high school your an idiot. I'm not saying that I would do it in the first place, but it wouldn't be that tough to get away with.

[Trunks]

I dunno Caj, stuff like that wouldn't be hard to trace

[silenze]

I dunno Caj, stuff like that wouldn't be hard to trace

That would actually be 100% dependent on the software he used and how he configured it..

[silenze]

Heh, k now that I clicked the link.... that's about the dumbest way possible.. and still no way to trace it unless you fingerprint/match all of the teachers students..
:P

[Trunks]

lol also didn't click the link, just did. I agree

[Caj Darkmoon]

He didn't get caught because of his method, he got caught because of his distribution method. Should've figured out an anonymous way to do that too...

[silenze]

He didn't get caught because of his method, he got caught because of his distribution method. Should've figured out an anonymous way to do that too...

Always someone to spoil the fun somewhere, I wouldn't sell them 8)

[Caj Darkmoon]

Good call, but the teachers might wonder when someone goes from a 2.4 to a 4.0 :)

[Beemer]

Smart enough to pull it off, dumb enough to get caught? Come on, be a little more covert.

On a side note, I am wondering how much he made off the venture, certainly not enought to match the 2 grand fine but still.... probably very profitable.

[Caj Darkmoon]

He may not get that though, that's the possible sentence.