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Hackers invited to break the security on $100 laptops
(Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)
Tuesday, 03 October 2006
Cheap computers for the world's poor could mean big security headaches. The $100 One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project is inviting hackers to break test out and even break the security on the upcoming computers. ...