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Secret Service Checking Out Hidden Spyware On University Computers
from the sneaky-criminals dept
Apparently, the secret service is running an investigation at four different universities where spyware was found on computer lab machines. They believe that someone went into the computer lab, and installed the software - in order to then (I assume) track everything anyone did on those machines in order to get login and credit card info. There's no indication as to how the secret service figured out what was going on, however. This would seem like a good reminder that perhaps shouldn't do very much confidential stuff on public terminals.
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UCLA
They also took exactly 20 hardrives from UCLA's computer lab
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Hardrives from lab ?
Were they in jars of formulin ?
Did anyone check Bill Gate's office ?
I just tapped on my head. My hardrive is still in my skull;
Although the function maybe decreased from intense artificial intelligence , RFI and other unreasonable means of communication.
Nancy
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