A Horizon (Nebraska) High School student used a cell phone to hack into
the school's network and shut it down. Computer expert Dr. Robin
Gandhi, assistant professor of information assurance at the
University of Nebraska-Omaha, said it is not that difficult to do.
Sheriff's deputies said the student used a process called "ARP
spoofing" which allows an attacker to alter routing on a network, and
set up a "man-in-the-middle attack."
In Software Assurance in Education, Training & Certification Life Cycle Support Volume I – (Version 2.1, March 1, 2011), Gandhi writes:
In Software Assurance in Education, Training & Certification Life Cycle Support Volume I – (Version 2.1, March 1, 2011), Gandhi writes:
Current events related to cybersecurity encourage a fundamental shift in the way we think about educating and training a workforce prepared to address security issues in all phases of a software system.Read more: http://faculty.ist.unomaha.edu/rgandhi/.
