• Glasgow-born Mr McKinnon, 43, who has Asperger's syndrome, is accused of breaking into US military computers.

    BBC: Computer hacker Gary McKinnon 'is facing a US trial'

  • Hackers have traditionally targeted government and military computers, but in recent years have expanded their efforts into the commercial sector.

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  • Mr McKinnon, from north London - who hacked into the military computers in 2002 - has been fighting extradition since 2006.

    BBC: Gary McKinnon extradition ruling due by 16 October

  • Last October, British Home Secretary Theresa May rejected a U.S. request to extradite Gary McKinnon, a British computer hacker who has admitted accessing American military computers.

    WSJ: U.S. and U.K. in Tussle Over Trader

  • If convicted, Mr McKinnon, who admits hacking US military computers but says he was looking for evidence of UFOs, could face up to 60 years in jail.

    BBC: Gary McKinnon extradition ruling due by 16 October

  • That's because fewer attacks have been designed to infiltrate Mac computers, and adding more Macs to the military's computer mix makes it tougher to destabilize a group of military computers with a single attack, Wallington says.

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  • Its immediate objective should be to validate and bring to bear automated techniques for addressing in the most cost-effective and least time-consuming manner possible the most daunting challenge: Making the Nation's civilian (government and private sector) and military mainframe computers Year 2000-compliant.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Protecting against the 'millenium bug'

  • Glasgow-born Gary McKinnon could face life in jail if convicted of accessing 97 US military and Nasa computers.

    BBC: Hacker loses extradition appeal

  • Apple computers still satisfy only a tiny portion of the military's voracious demand for computers.

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  • Apple (nasdaq: AAPL - news - people ) computers still satisfy only a tiny portion of the military's voracious demand for computers.

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  • Its mission was redefined several times, and it was finally seen as a way to test the use of computers in military combat information systems.

    CNN: Machines on a mission

  • In one case, McKinnon allegedly crashed computers belonging to the Military District of Washington.

    CNN: UK Pentagon hacker loses appeal, will be sent to U.S.

  • The military drove the development of the earliest computers such as the ENIAC, seeking faster, more accurate ways to perform mathematical and scientific calculations.

    CNN: Genesis of the computer

  • Wallington, a division chief in the Army's office of enterprise information systems, says the military is quietly working to integrate Macintosh computers into its systems to make them harder to hack.

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  • As a conductor of light beams, a given volume of the fibers can carry many times as many impulses as a similar volume of copper wire, and may eventually obsolete the latter in telephone communications--as well as in computers, aircraft and for many military purposes.

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  • C4ISR is military jargon for command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.

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  • Military procurement has long been driven by cost and availability of additional software--two measures where Macintosh computers have typically come up short against Windows-based PCs.

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