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Obviously __Q__ is a hacker and takes pride in her abilities. Translation is that she hacked into a wireless network and wrecked some havoc. Unfortunately her school probably had some rules about it, etc. I wasn't there, obviously, and don't know exactly what the consequences were, but that sort of thing is not something that's tolerated by any sort of network provider, especially educational. Any sort of hacking in a university usually has pretty high consequences. I did tech support for my school and we didn't tolerate it.
Some people think it's cool to hack. But it's malicious- it makes a lot of other people's life difficult (i.e. the people who have to fix it), can tie up network resources for others trying to use the service (Picture not being able to finish your term paper, for example, because you can't access the network).
Again, don't know exactly how it played out, don't know what is meant by "Kappa Delta incident response team", and I certainly don't know what all that detail has to do with this thread.
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