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Computer hacking at university admitted by student
Published: 30th Jul 2012 15:48:11
A student has admitted hacking into a university computer system.
At Liverpool Magistrates' Court, Charantoor Kultaar Singh, 22, of Chorlton, Manchester, admitted unauthorised access to a computer.
The final year student at Liverpool John Moores University was also convicted of unauthorised impairment of a computer program at the university.
Singh, of Alexandra Road, was bailed until 20 August for sentencing. The pharmacy student was arrested in April.
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BBC News, 2012. Computer hacking at university admitted by student. [Online] (Updated 30 Jul 2012)Available at: http://www.manchesterwired.co.uk/news.php/1443547-Computer-hacking-at-university-admitted-by-student [Accessed 11th May 2013]
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