Sony PlayStation Teen Website Hacked

An honor Roll student (17 years) of the Greater Latrobe Senior High School (USA) has been presented in Court on 24 February 2010 to give its reply to the charges against him. He has been accused of using a computer virus that blocked a game site on the Internet for eleven days between 16 November and 26 November 2008. Studies of students in grade 11 and was found guilty to four serious crimes – the spread of computer viruses, unauthorized use of computers, criminal trespass and criminal use of a computer. These crimes have been raised by the investigation by a federal grand jury in San Diego (USA). Federal prosecutors have not been approved by the student with other related crimes such as hacking similar equipment March 2009. Police said the student used his computer skills to block the Sony PlayStation website after losing its use to deceive others online while playing a war game. Police also revealed that the hacker tools used in contact with other computers infected by viruses. These infected computers were directed by the student to pick three games in the PlayStation website and get them to work offline. Robert Jones, Police Sergeant Greensburg. , Who was also a member of an FBI task force investigating the collapse of Sony Computer said on February 24, 2010 that investigators had found the source of the attack disrupted services for teenagers, according to Pittsburgh Tribune Review of 25 February 2010. Meanwhile, a computer company in Westmoreland County (United States) said that piracy is not a difficult task, and other young people could do the same without the collective response. Federal investigators took the matter seriously, just to send a message to teenagers that piracy is a criminal offense. John Driscoll, a Westmoreland County judge said the game could develop abuse among children as sex, alcohol, drugs and caffeine, as reported by the Pittsburgh Tribune Review February 25, 2010. Driscoll also said that he had seen a child learns tactics to spread computer viruses, but he did not see other children doing the same mistake. Driscoll allows the child to go to their parents and attend school, but later get penalty 2010th