Alaskan Middle Schoolers Phish Their Teachers

lukej writes "In Ketchikan, Alaska a small group of unidentified students gained access to school owned computers by using phishing techniques on their teachers. The then used the elevated access to remotely control their peers computers. Fortunately the school administrators seem to have a taken a realistic and pragmatic viewpoint of the situation, although no official punishment has yet been determined. '"Kids are being kids," (Principal) Robinson said, adding that he was surprised something like this had not already occurred. "They're going to try to do what they try to do. This time we found out about it."'" And no one got arrested.

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Teacher should of been ready

[Murdoch5]

The teachers should of been able to figure out this Phish. Any time a student can up a teacher it means the teachers need training, this is a great example of how teachers are starting to leg behind there students.