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An Ayer man was sentenced Tuesday in federal court in Boston for committing a cyberattack against the computer network of his former employer, a public high school in Essex County.
Former New Jersey public high school IT manager Conor LaHiff has entered a guilty plea for hacking the school's Apple and IT administrator accounts to disrupt its operations in retaliation to his termination in June, reports BleepingComputer.
An Ayer man, charged with a cyberattack on a school computer network in Essex County, pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court. After realizing he had already been hired at a new school, the judge ordered that he must also inform any prospective employers of his guilty plea.
An Ayer man pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court in Boston to committing a cyberattack against Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School’s computer network. Thirty-year-old Conor LaHiff, who worked at the school before being terminated last June, pleaded guilty to unauthorized damage to protected computers. U.S. Chief District Court Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV scheduled […]
The former IT administrator of a public high school has agreed to plead guilty to a computer abuse charge for deactivating student and staff accounts, wiping…