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Obama Discussed Gary McKinnon NASA Hacker Case With UK Prime Minister

by admin on Jul.22, 2010, under Latest News


Obama Discussed Gary McKinnon NASA Hacker Case With UK Prime Minister

Last year Gary McKinnon who had hacked into US military computers looking for evidence that aliens have visited Earth signed a written confession in a last-ditch bid to avoid extradition.

Gary McKinnon faces a sentence of up to 80 years in prison if he is found guilty in an American court of hacking into and damaging 97 US Navy, Army, Nasa and Pentagon computers.

McKinnon, who suffers from Asperger’s Syndrome, has failed in numerous appeals against the extradition. His lawyer hopes that by handing a signed confession to the Crown Prosecution Service he could be tried in the UK.

Karen Todner, his lawyer, said he still denies causing hurt to the computer equipment, which cost $800,000 (£532,500) according to the US authorities. He signed a statement offering to plead guilty under UK law to hacking into the computers in breach of the Misuse of Computers Act.

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High-tech Speed Cameras Which Use Satellites to Track Motorists on Secret Trial in Britain

by admin on Apr.21, 2010, under Uncategorized

‘Speed cameras which communicate with each other by satellite are being secretly tested on British roads. The hi-tech devices can follow drivers’ progress for miles to calculate whether they have broken speed limits. Combining number plate recognition technology with global positioning satellites, they can be set up in a network to monitor tens of thousands of cars over huge areas for the smallest breach.

Known as SpeedSpike, the system uses similar methods of recognition as the cameras which enforce the congestion charge in London, and allow two cameras to ‘talk’ to each other if a vehicle appears to have travelled too far in too small a space of time.’

Read more: High-tech Speed Cameras Which Use Satellites to Track Motorists on Secret Trial in Britain

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