A U.K. teen pleaded guilty to breaking the Computer Misuse Act by crashing the e-mail server of his former employer. David Lennon, 18, was then sentenced to a two-month curfew by a judge in the Wimbledon Magistrates court.
A U.K. teen pleaded guilty to breaking the Computer Misuse Act by crashing the e-mail server of his former employer. David Lennon, 18, was then sentenced to a two-month curfew by a judge in the Wimbledon Magistrates court.
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