Student held for hacking into GTU website

Student changed data to get admission in MCA

PTI | June 5, 2010



A student has been arrested for allegedly hacking into the website of Gujarat Technological University (GTU) and changing its data to get admission in a post-graduation course, police said today.

Yogesh Patel, who hails from Jamnagar and has completed his Bachelor of Computer Application course (BCA), was arrested by Ahmedabad crime branch here last night, they said.

Patel had allegedly hacked into the GTU website for getting admission in Master of Computer Application (MCA).

Primary investigations revealed that Patel got an internet connection allegedly by submitting fake documents and was helped by four of his friends.

Patel has been taken to Ahmedabad for further questioning while efforts are on to nab his associates, police said.

The arrest was made following a complaint lodged by GTU in Ahmedabad.

 

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