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Putu Meiyanto
19 September 2011
The case against a computer hacker who faced extradition to the US on charges of breaking in to sensitive military computers has been adjourned.
New Home Secretary Theresa May gave Gary McKinnon a glimmer of hope earlier yesterday when she agreed his case should be delayed.
Mr McKinnon’s lawyers have fought a long-running series of court battles, and this was expected to be his last-ditch bid to avoid extradition. Mr McKinnon’s legal team had been due at the High Court next Tuesday for a judicial review, where a judge was expected to decide if their latest challenge should go to a full hearing.
A Home Office spokesman said yesterday: “The Home Secretary considered the proposal from Gary McKinnon’s legal team and agreed an adjournment should be sought. An application was sent to the court today. The High Court has confirmed it has granted an adjournment.”
His lawyer Karen Todner earlier said the Home Secretary was examining medical evidence supporting their case against extradition.
Mr McKinnon was accused in 2002 in the wake of September 11 of using his computer to hack into 97 American military and Nasa computers, causing damage the US government claims will cost more than $700,000 (£425,000) to repair.
Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/computer-hacker-gary-mckinnon-wins-more-time-to-fight-us-extradition-14814140.html?#ixzz0ovQv7yFw
NETWORK SECURITY 3-SERIES - November 1st -3rd 2011
These 3-series workshop is aimed to prepare IT Professionals for the upcoming trends and challenges in managing the enterprise- wide network security. The ever changing landscape and increased of sophistcaton and capacity of cyber world, sofware, infrastructure and even the way we share informaton, threats and atack aren’t made the excepton. Security Professionals must be alert and prepared for these inevitable and swif changes. These 3 workshops will cover various topics and hands on opportunites for partcipants to honed their skills and knowledge in preparaton for the upcoming Network Security Atacks as well as trend for 2011. You may atend 1 day or all the 3-days of the course depending on your topic of choice.
The case against a computer hacker who faced extradition to the US on charges of breaking in to sensitive military computers has been adjourned.
New Home Secretary Theresa May gave Gary McKinnon a glimmer of hope earlier yesterday when she agreed his case should be delayed.
Mr McKinnon’s lawyers have fought a long-running series of court battles, and this was expected to be his last-ditch bid to avoid extradition. Mr McKinnon’s legal team had been due at the High Court next Tuesday for a judicial review, where a judge was expected to decide if their latest challenge should go to a full hearing.
A Home Office spokesman said yesterday: “The Home Secretary considered the proposal from Gary McKinnon’s legal team and agreed an adjournment should be sought. An application was sent to the court today. The High Court has confirmed it has granted an adjournment.”
His lawyer Karen Todner earlier said the Home Secretary was examining medical evidence supporting their case against extradition.
Mr McKinnon was accused in 2002 in the wake of September 11 of using his computer to hack into 97 American military and Nasa computers, causing damage the US government claims will cost more than $700,000 (£425,000) to repair.
Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/computer-hacker-gary-mckinnon-wins-more-time-to-fight-us-extradition-14814140.html?#ixzz0ovQv7yFw
NETWORK SECURITY 3-SERIES - November 1st -3rd 2011
These 3-series workshop is aimed to prepare IT Professionals for the upcoming trends and challenges in managing the enterprise- wide network security. The ever changing landscape and increased of sophistcaton and capacity of cyber world, sofware, infrastructure and even the way we share informaton, threats and atack aren’t made the excepton. Security Professionals must be alert and prepared for these inevitable and swif changes. These 3 workshops will cover various topics and hands on opportunites for partcipants to honed their skills and knowledge in preparaton for the upcoming Network Security Atacks as well as trend for 2011. You may atend 1 day or all the 3-days of the course depending on your topic of choice.
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