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RE: Court hears NASA hacker 'at risk of psychosis'

rdupuy11 10th Jun 2009

we all know what he's really at risk for, which is being gang !@#$$@# 20 times a day once he goes to prison.

Frankly, I feel not sorry one bit for NASA, and do feel sorry for the vastly overblown, out of reason response to his offense, his offense being similar to speeding, or forgetting to register your license plates.

Contrary to popular belief, unless you set your computer up to allow remote connections, noone can sit in their bedroom in London and cause connections to your comptuers that don't exist.

Hacking is almost always the same.

NASA left their computers wide open.
Someone went through the wide open doors.

Shame on you NASA...solving a problem through fear, that you could easily solve by simply not being negligent about security.