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Romanian NASA Hacker Gets Suspended Sentence

A Romanian computer programmer who hacked into computers used by the U.S. Navy, the Department of Energy and NASA has been convicted on Romanian charges and ordered to pay thousands in damages.

Romanian NASA hacker gets suspended sentence

A Romanian computer programmer who hacked into computers used by the U.S. Navy, the Department of Energy and NASA has been convicted on Romanian charges and ordered to pay thousands in damages.

Romanian NASA hacker gets suspended sentence

A Romanian computer programmer who hacked into computers used by the U.S. Navy, the Department of Energy and NASA has been convicted on Romanian charges and ordered to pay thousands in damages.

Romanian NASA hacker gets suspended sentence

BUCHAREST, Romania -- A Romanian computer programmer who hacked into computers used by the U.S. Navy, the Department of Energy and NASA has been convicted on Romanian charges and ordered to pay thousands in damages.

Romanian hacker who targeted the Pentagon and Nasa gets suspended jail sentence... but faces 100,000 fine

Romanian hacker who targeted the Pentagon and Nasa gets suspended jail sentence... but faces £100,000 fine

Romanian fined $240,000 for hacking into US Navy and Nasa computer systems

Romanian hacker who targeted the Pentagon and Nasa gets suspended jail sentence... but faces £100,000 fine

Romanian hacker given suspended sentence

A Romanian hacker has been given a suspended sentence after hacking into the U.S. Navy, the Department of Energy and NASA.

Romanian NASA Hacker Gets Suspended Sentence

Not to be confused with the infamous British NASA hacker guy, the Romanian NASA hacker was given a suspended sentence and ordered to pay almost $240k in damages. Note to foreign hackers, there is no hidden information on UFOs at NASA…so knock it off. stick out tongue

US Navy hacker avoids Romanian jail

A Romanian hacker who broke into systems run by the US Navy, NASA and the Department of Energy has avoided a custodial sentence in a trial at home but may still face extradition to the US.

One Romanian, delinquent on loans from 14 banks

The popularity of credits over the last few years has seen 1.9 million clients take out loans with at least two banks in parallel, but 6% of them have fallen behind with their payments. Data from the Credit Bureau, the institution created by commercial banks to manage data related to the retail market, reveal that over 120,000 clients had delinquent loans from one or more lenders at the end of September. The record is, however, held by a client who managed to accumulate delinquent loans from no less than 14 banks. Although the institution did not reveal the total number of clients with delinquent loans at the end of September, data from the Romanian central bank (which uses Credit Bureau data) show that in August, there were over 400,000 clients who had fallen behind with their payments by more than thirty days.

Nasa hacker ordered to pay up

A Romanian computer programmer who hacked into computers used by the US Navy, the department of energy and Nasa has been convicted on Romanian charges and ordered to pay thousands in damages.

Romanian e-commerce sector to reach EUR 1 bln by 2011

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Romanian NASA hacker gets suspended sentence

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Romanian election neck-and-neck

Romania's opposition Liberal Democrats and Social Democrats are running neck-and-neck in general elections, partial results show.

Romania: CEC Bank needs additional EUR 237 M, says head

Romanian state-owned CEC Bank (former Savings House) needs another financing of RON 900 million (EUR 237 million), additionally to the similar amount already approved by the Government, CEC's President Radu Gratian Ghetea said.

Regulators interconnect decision causes anger

The Romanian telecoms regulator ANC has ruled that interconnect tariffs for the country’s two largest mobile operators will be cut from 1 January 2009. Interconnect charges at Vodafone and Orange will be lowered from EUR0.0644 to EUR0.0503. Vodafone has responded angrily, saying the cut discourages competition and creates unbalances in the wireless market, with smaller rivals Cosmote, RCS&RDS and Zapp/Telemobil having the reductions to their own charges staggered over the next two years. ‘Following the completion of a new market survey, ANC proposes to impose the cost-orientation obligation on all five mobile telephony operators, and, respectively, the obligation to reduce the interconnection tariffs charged by Cosmote, Telemobil and RCS&RDS, while allowing them to apply a gradual adjustment glidepath so as not to affect their busines

garden gnome maker's plastic prostitutes

A Romanian entrepreneur has come under fire for putting plastic prostitutes on the street to advertise his garden gnome business.

Mum sent home with wrong baby

A Romanian woman who gave birth to a baby girl got home to find the hospital had given her a boy instead.

Home insurance - compulsory starting February 2009

The Romanian President, Traian Basescu, signed, yesterday, the decree on the promulgation of the Compulsory Home Insurance Act. The law will enter into force four months after publication in the Official Journal, according to Antena 3 TV channel. Under the new law, all individuals and legal entities must have their homes insured against earthquakes, landslides or floods. The law applies to the following categories of buildings: apartments in blocks, houses, social homes, protocol homes as well as holiday homes. The compulsory amount to be paid as insurance premium per year will be the equivalent in RON of EUR 10 for class B buildings made of unburned bricks, EUR 20 for the class A buildings made of reinforced concrete, metal or wood. The exempted categories are the beneficiaries of social welfare.

Cop shoots colleague's leg

A Romanian policeman tried to calm down a group of drunk teenagers with a warning shot - and hit his colleague in the leg instead.

Serbia: C-bank intervenes again in currency market; Dinar at historic low

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Science and Technology: Turkish prime minister visits CERN in Geneva

Turkey's prime minister visits the European Organisation for Nuclear Research in Geneva. Also in science and technology news: the Romanian government approves the creation of the National Institute for Aero-Spatial Research and Development, and a Turkish professor receives the Benjamin Baker Engineer's Award.

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