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Serious IT Programmer Hacked Into PAP NCS And Deleted Servers After He Was Fired For Being A Lousy Programmer! Guess Race!

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SINGAPORE: Upset that he was fired, an employee hacked into his former company’s computer systems and deleted 180 virtual servers, costing them about S$918,000 (US$678,000).

Kandula Nagaraju, 39, was sentenced to two years and six months' jail on Monday (Jun 10) for one charge of unauthorised access to computer material. Another charge was taken into consideration for sentencing.

His contract with NCS was terminated in October 2022 due to poor work performance and his official last date of employment was Nov 16, 2022.

According to court documents, Kandula felt "confused and upset" when he was fired as he felt he had performed well and "made good contributions" to NCS during his employment.

After leaving NCS, he did not have another job in Singapore and returned to India.

WHAT HAPPENED
Between November 2021 and October 2022, Kandula was part of a 20-member team managing the quality assurance (QA) computer system at NCS.

NCS is a company that offers information communication and technology services. The system that Kandula’s former team was managing was used to test new software and programs before launch.

It consisted of about 180 virtual servers, and no sensitive information was stored on them.

After Kandula's contract was terminated and he arrived back in India, he used his laptop to gain unauthorised access to the system using the administrator login credentials. He did so on six occasions between Jan 6 and Jan 17, 2023.

In February that year, Kandula returned to Singapore after finding a new job. He rented a room with a former NCS colleague and used his Wi-Fi network to access NCS' system once on Feb 23, 2023.

During the unauthorised access in those two months, he wrote some computer scripts to test if they could be used on the system to delete the servers.

In March 2023, he accessed NCS' QA system 13 times. On Mar 18 and 19, he ran a programmed script to delete 180 virtual servers in the system. His script was written such that it would delete the servers one at a time.

The following day, the NCS team realised the system was inaccessible and tried to troubleshoot, but to no avail. They discovered that the servers had been deleted.

On Apr 11, 2023, a police report was made and several IP addresses uncovered by internal investigations were handed over to the police.

Kandula's laptop was seized by the police and the script used to carry out the deletions was found on it.

Investigations revealed that he had searched on Google for scripts to delete virtual servers, which he then used to code the script.

At all times, he was aware after his employment with NCS ended that he was not authorised to access the system. As a result of his actions, NCS suffered a loss of S$917,832.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...elete-virtual-servers-quality-testing-4402141
 
Nothing to pursue, because the PAP technocrats are criminals and accomplices in this matter.
Honestly ,no one singaporean can do the IT job?
Really,no one ? Might as well close down the computer science faculties in the tertiary institutes of higher learning (universities n polytechnics).
 
why dont just give the fucker maximum rotan as well as scammers who cheat innocent old folks, see who dare to cheat in future
feed this lowlife for 2.5 years and wait for him to cause damage again is definitely not a good plan
 
20240513_bk_state_courts_kandula_nagaraju_1.jpg


SINGAPORE: Upset that he was fired, an employee hacked into his former company’s computer systems and deleted 180 virtual servers, costing them about S$918,000 (US$678,000).

Kandula Nagaraju, 39, was sentenced to two years and six months' jail on Monday (Jun 10) for one charge of unauthorised access to computer material. Another charge was taken into consideration for sentencing.

His contract with NCS was terminated in October 2022 due to poor work performance and his official last date of employment was Nov 16, 2022.

According to court documents, Kandula felt "confused and upset" when he was fired as he felt he had performed well and "made good contributions" to NCS during his employment.

After leaving NCS, he did not have another job in Singapore and returned to India.

WHAT HAPPENED
Between November 2021 and October 2022, Kandula was part of a 20-member team managing the quality assurance (QA) computer system at NCS.

NCS is a company that offers information communication and technology services. The system that Kandula’s former team was managing was used to test new software and programs before launch.

It consisted of about 180 virtual servers, and no sensitive information was stored on them.

After Kandula's contract was terminated and he arrived back in India, he used his laptop to gain unauthorised access to the system using the administrator login credentials. He did so on six occasions between Jan 6 and Jan 17, 2023.

In February that year, Kandula returned to Singapore after finding a new job. He rented a room with a former NCS colleague and used his Wi-Fi network to access NCS' system once on Feb 23, 2023.

During the unauthorised access in those two months, he wrote some computer scripts to test if they could be used on the system to delete the servers.

In March 2023, he accessed NCS' QA system 13 times. On Mar 18 and 19, he ran a programmed script to delete 180 virtual servers in the system. His script was written such that it would delete the servers one at a time.

The following day, the NCS team realised the system was inaccessible and tried to troubleshoot, but to no avail. They discovered that the servers had been deleted.

On Apr 11, 2023, a police report was made and several IP addresses uncovered by internal investigations were handed over to the police.

Kandula's laptop was seized by the police and the script used to carry out the deletions was found on it.

Investigations revealed that he had searched on Google for scripts to delete virtual servers, which he then used to code the script.

At all times, he was aware after his employment with NCS ended that he was not authorised to access the system. As a result of his actions, NCS suffered a loss of S$917,832.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...elete-virtual-servers-quality-testing-4402141
Sentence seems to be too light.
Not a Deterrent for other future hackers.
This ah Neh enjoys free accomodation, food for 2/3rd of 2 and a half years, to improve his mental skills.
Singapore is fcuked
 
$b money laundering got less jail sentences
 
It is wrong to prosecute a foreigner who is here to create good jobs for coolie gene Sinkies. A stern warning please.
 
How cum this ceca kum can find job do easily in sg?
These CECA Kelings usually would pay thousands of SGD to the recruitment agencies in India to help them find employment in Sinkapore. From my understanding, even a stat board like LTA also make use of these Indian recruitment agencies to hire their engineers. Recruitment agencies would arrange for interviews with LTA HR. Few months later after security clearance and all MOM paperworks done, these Kelings would then come to Spore to sign their letter of appointment. I suspect it's got to do with some under table $ involving the Indian agencies and whoever is in charge of recruitment at LTA, if not how come LTA have so many Keling engineers.
 
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