How to hack the Jacksonville Jaguars' jumbotron
arstechnica.com
arstechnica.com
Everything about this story sounds like Florida.
'Florida Man attempts to 'hack' stadium Jumbotron with TeamViewer, after being fired for failing to declare child sexual abuse conviction during application for employment, then answers FBI knock at his door while searching for more CSAM on his iPad, then is found with more CSAM on other devices and to have produced CSAM in his living room, then tries to flee to a country with an extradition treaty with the US and is extradited back, then tries to defend self with a typo-based defense.'
> Last week, Thompson was sentenced. He got 220 years in federal prison, "followed by a lifetime of supervised release."
Seems the justice system finally worked, here.
What an annoying clickbait title - if I had known this uncomfortable and stomach turning story was the subject of the article, I would not have chosen to read it.
Please accept my apologies for not adding a warning in.
Please accept my apologies for not adding a warning in.
I don’t like to editorialize an existing title if I can help it.
Please accept my apologies for not adding a warning in.
How to hack the Jacksonville Jaguars’ jumbotron (and end up in jail for 220 years)
tl;dr: Install the jumbotron in the first place and also add teamviewer as part of your installation.
> (and end up in jail for 220 years)
tl;dr: By producing child pornography.
It's a pretty minor incident: A green line, which did no real harm, and an attack via a server manually setup on the network with Teamviewr, so no real threat.