Chinese Undergraduate hacks into RJC PCs
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This guy don't know what it means to 'ask', issit?
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I doubt china would make a big hooha out of this incident. The pei du ma ma thingy was prob because it was a sizeable amount of pple and there is some nationalistic element. In this case its an unimportant individual and no real nationalistic element.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Revoke is OK, but jail? Maybe not, given our ties with China. China will make a big hoohaa out of it. Remember the pei du ma ma incident?
Anyway, he got the scholarship because he worked for it, not through cheating (I give him the benefit of doubt), so I don't think it would be nice to recover the costs of scholarship from him. Revoking it is enough, and put him under probation.
Given he did something to deserve revoking it, i think it might be appopriate to retrieve the costs invested in him. I look upon it as some form of bond-breaking in a sense. -
well .... if the chinese chamber of commerce does nothing about this ... then I guess it speaks a lot about the values system of their executive body ... -
hmmz any idea what are the 12 charges? the 2 they picked out from the 12 might give some indication of whether its going to be a slap on the wrist
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Whether China will make noise, we don't know. That isn't so important. We can try it and see China's reactions.Originally posted by hisoka:I doubt china would make a big hooha out of this incident. The pei du ma ma thingy was prob because it was a sizeable amount of pple and there is some nationalistic element. In this case its an unimportant individual and no real nationalistic element.
Given he did something to deserve revoking it, i think it might be appopriate to retrieve the costs invested in him. I look upon it as some form of bond-breaking in a sense.
But the thing is that we revoke his scholarship and still make him pay, just like how some people break bonds is wrong to me. He didn't break it, we choose to terminate it. Unless of course the terms of the scholarship said something which meant that... then I'm fine with that. -
That you have to ask the lawyers.Originally posted by hisoka:hmmz any idea what are the 12 charges? the 2 they picked out from the 12 might give some indication of whether its going to be a slap on the wrist
According to the report, all are related to Computer Misuse... so I don't think he will be let off quite likely. -
I'm thinking the scholarship should come with a clause to say no overt actions to the detriment of the image of the sponsor and the scholarship. If not a physical clause then at least a moral obligation.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Whether China will make noise, we don't know. That isn't so important. We can try it and see China's reactions.
But the thing is that we revoke his scholarship and still make him pay, just like how some people break bonds is wrong to me. He didn't break it, we choose to terminate it. Unless of course the terms of the scholarship said something which meant that... then I'm fine with that. -
Usually, even if it's not mentioned, some sponsors will automatically do that.Originally posted by hisoka:I'm thinking the scholarship should come with a clause to say no overt actions to the detriment of the image of the sponsor and the scholarship. If not a physical clause then at least a moral obligation. -
more stories and pictures here.
http://www.straitstimes.com/Latest+News/Courts+and+Crime/STIStory_168213.html -
Wonders if he will be fined. If so and he can't pay up, he's going jail definitely. Looks like he won't escape jail as long as he's being fined.
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Electrical Engineering...
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depends on how much he is fined lor. but hor, even the max fine amount looks abit on the low side. 15k isn't very high on the scale of offencesOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Wonders if he will be fined. If so and he can't pay up, he's going jail definitely. Looks like he won't escape jail as long as he's being fined. -
LOL, to him is a lot.Originally posted by hisoka:depends on how much he is fined lor. but hor, even the max fine amount looks abit on the low side. 15k isn't very high on the scale of offences -
x2Originally posted by speakupforyourrights:_|_ china! -
I've seen that dude many times.
I'll probably visit him in jail. -
Made-In-China
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he hacked into ur account?Originally posted by RETARDED_MORON:I've seen that dude many times.
I'll probably visit him in jail.
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his first name is fine, but his surname should be 'hei'
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Nah, he ke is nothing. Should change his second name to keng.Originally posted by sir_peanuts:his first name is fine, but his surname should be 'hei' -
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'hei ke' in chinese means hacker. his first name very close le.Originally posted by ouchtthurt:Nah, he ke is nothing. Should change his second name to keng. -
my tutor was talking abt how smart china scholars were the other day. den keep suaning singaporeans -
They are indeed smart. When it comes to technology, while Singapore has the lead, but when it comes to underground, US, China, Russia and Romania leads.Originally posted by mir4cle:
my tutor was talking abt how smart china scholars were the other day. den keep suaning singaporeans -
must be to stress....
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OK fine then, both hei ke and zhao keng does it for me. Anyway, I juz think his name is plain wierd as it is? Anyone can come out with the correct chinese characters?Originally posted by sir_peanuts:'hei ke' in chinese means hacker. his first name very close le.