Illegal Computer Monitoring

Kenneth Kwak was a network security employee of the DoE (Department of Education). He gained unauthorized access to the data and obtained information from D0E computer by putting a software on his supervisor’s computer  in order to gain access to his personal files and Internet activities. After viewing his supervisor’s information, he disclosed it to other employees. This cybercrime case was investigated by the Computer Crime Investigations Division of the Department of Education Inspector General's Office.

Result
Kenneth Kwak was sentenced to 5 months in prison in 2006 with 3 months of home confinement that includes electronic monitoring. He also had to pay $40,000 back to the US Government.

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