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Carnegie Mellon’s Tepper School of Business, Duke’s Fuqua School of Business, and MIT’s Sloan School of Management followed HBS’s lead and rejected the applicants who had heeded the hacker??s instructions, while Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business and Stanford’s Graduate School of Business (GSB) announced that they would individually examine the applications of each of the accused students...
...featuring Marielle E. Woods ’08 as the computer hacker??a role that was written for a young male in the original script—the play is taking some adventurous interpretive chances. It is a particularly daring switch because one of the play’s central conceits is an ambiguity over whether or not the hacker has a sexual relationship with the wife of the couple...
Producer Anne T. Hilby ’05 finds that “audiences have reacted much more strongly to the hacker??s sexually explicit language when coming from a female rather than a male.” She adds, “This reflects the gender bias and assumptions that Gustavo, the director, has raised in the show...
They also don’t require much ingenuity on the part of the hacker??they tend to be based on publicized security flaws in widely used pieces of software. A company tells all users of their code that it’s broken in a particular way and should be updated, and then attackers do a Google search, find reams of out-of-date insecure code, and follow the bouncing ball. It’s a little like walking through a house mail center turning all the combination locks until you’ve found one whose...
Harvard Business School (HBS) announced on March 7 that it would categorically reject all 119 applicants who used a hacker??s tip to try to check their admissions status earlier this month, sparking debate over the appropriate response to the students’ actions...