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March 24, 2011 05:34 am
Original Link: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~3/wrarHQp5-zc/Hacker-Posts-His-Crime-On-YouTube-Lands-In-Jail
Hacker Posts His Crime On YouTube, Lands In Jail
wiredmikey writes "A former contract security guard who admitted hacking into a hospital's computer systems (where he worked), was sentenced to 110 months in Federal prison. Why did he do it? He admits that he intended to use the bots and the compromised computers to launch DDoS attacks on the websites of rival hacker groups. The FBI says he posted video of himself hacking into the hospital computers on YouTube — While the theme of 'Mission Impossible' played, he described his hack, step by step, including the insertion of a CD containing the OphCrack program, which allowed him to bypass all security. The FBI found the CD containing the OphCrack program in McGraw's house and found the source code for the bot on his laptop." 
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