A disgruntled city computer systems administrator has been arrested and accused of commandeering San Francisco's new
multimillion-dollar computer network, altering it to deny access to other administrators. To read more, click here...
Follow-Up / July 17, 2008 - Experts say lax security allowed San Francisco network hijacking. To read more, click here...
Follow-Up / July 23, 2008 - Jailed systems administrator gives SF Mayor the passwords. To read more, click here...
Follow-UP / July 23, 2008 - Bail reduction denied. To read more, click here...
Follow-Up / July 24, 2008 - SF computer system was rigged to fail during back-up power test. To read more, click here...
Follow-Up / September 9, 2008 - Computer tampering incident could end up costing the city $1 million. To read more, click here...
Follow-Up / July 17, 2008 - Experts say lax security allowed San Francisco network hijacking. To read more, click here...
Follow-Up / July 23, 2008 - Jailed systems administrator gives SF Mayor the passwords. To read more, click here...
Follow-UP / July 23, 2008 - Bail reduction denied. To read more, click here...
Follow-Up / July 24, 2008 - SF computer system was rigged to fail during back-up power test. To read more, click here...
Follow-Up / September 9, 2008 - Computer tampering incident could end up costing the city $1 million. To read more, click here...
