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SECAUCUS, New Jersey (WABC) -- Two New Jersey students are accused of
successfully crashing their high school's Wi-Fi network on multiple
occasions to get out of taking exams.
Police say the 14-year-old boys, who are freshmen at Secaucus High School,
have been charged with computer criminal activity and conspiracy to commit
computer criminal activity.
Authorities say they used an app or a computer program to compromise the
network, and apparently took requests from other students to bring it down.
The Wi-Fi connection was down for several days, and students were unable to
take any web-based exams or lessons since much of the curriculum is online,
police said.
The boys' names have not been released. The charges stem from an
investigation that began after school officials notified police last
Thursday.
The high school has more than 600 students.
successfully crashing their high school's Wi-Fi network on multiple
occasions to get out of taking exams.
Police say the 14-year-old boys, who are freshmen at Secaucus High School,
have been charged with computer criminal activity and conspiracy to commit
computer criminal activity.
Authorities say they used an app or a computer program to compromise the
network, and apparently took requests from other students to bring it down.
The Wi-Fi connection was down for several days, and students were unable to
take any web-based exams or lessons since much of the curriculum is online,
police said.
The boys' names have not been released. The charges stem from an
investigation that began after school officials notified police last
Thursday.
The high school has more than 600 students.