- Main Point: An angry and possibly inebriated ex-employee, Adam Flanagan, was convicted for unauthorized access to protected computers and causing damage by disabling meter reading equipment at several water utilities.
Key Information:
- Flanagan was a former radio frequency engineer for a company manufacturing remote meter reading equipment.
- He was fired in 2013 and used information about the systems he worked on.
- TGBs installed by his employer for municipal water departments developed problems.
- There were multiple intrusions with the same IP address linked to Flanagan's residence.
- He admitted using a proprietary program to log in from home and changing some settings.
Important Details:
- In at least one case, he changed the default password to an obscenity.
- The original indictment had nine counts but most were dropped in the plea agreement.
- He was sentenced to 12 months plus one day of imprisonment, three years of supervised release, and a fine of $40,000.
- He insisted he was not a master hacker and only did rudimentary logon and defacement.
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