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Judge Refuses To Convict Hacker

Jake96 writes "A judge in Wellington, New Zealand, declined to convict a man who ran an unrequested security audit on a bank's phone systems and was charged with 'intentionally accessing a computer system knowing he was not authorized to,' according to an article in the New Zealand Herald."

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  1. No surprise by djuuss · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Thats what you get when you ship off all your criminals to a newly discovered island (or is it a continent?) and come back a hundred years later to look at their justice system.

    Jokes aside, the reason the bank would have indeed have the man arrested was probably a mix of pride and caution. Quite understandable, but I sure hope they pay the man after all this is out of the papers.

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  2. Re:Insert dick here by pembo13 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Windows? Is that you?

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