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11/16/2011

Slashdot.com News for Nerds

 Arther Levinson is taking Apples board of directors position in place of Steve Jobs who died last month.Romanian authorities have arrested a 26-year old hacker who is accused of breaking into multiple NASA servers  and causing $500,000 in damages to the U.S. space agency's systems. Robert Butyka, 26 was arrested on Tuesday in Western Romania following an investigation by the Romanian Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism. According to local reports, the hacker used the online moniker of 'Iceman.' He does not have a higher education or an occupation.Facebook has reduced the amount of personal data it releases to users as required by European Union law. Due to the volume of requests since Europe v. Facebook began its campaign, Facebook is no longer sending CD's to people.
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