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Court tells students to disclose hacker secrets in T case

Refuses to lift order prohibiting public discussion

By Maddie Hanna
Globe Correspondent / August 15, 2008

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A federal judge yesterday refused to lift an order prohibiting three MIT students from publicly talking about how they allegedly hacked into the MBTA's automated ticketing system. However, he did order the trio to privately provide more information to the court about the security flaws they say they have uncovered. (Full article: 537 words)

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