School hacker could get 38 years jail time

Amazingly, according to The Inquirer, an Orange County hacker is facing an incredible 38 years in prison if found guilty of several counts relating to hacking into his school computer. It seems that Omar Khan, 18, of Coto de Caza, California hacked into computer in order to change his grades. Indeed, it is reported that he attempted to change all his C, D and F grades to As and Bs. The discrepancy soon came to light when school administrators were asked for a new school transcript by Khan as he appealed a denial of admission to the University of California.