AN anti-corruption authority yesterday raised the alarm on security of
   computerised student records at universities around the nation after it
   spotted weaknesses at all 10 public universities in NSW.

   The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption report on university
   security was based on an inquiry into the unauthorised cancellation of
   students' failed subjects in their academic records at the University
   of Technology Sydney. All other NSW universities were surveyed as part
   of the inquiry into 21 academic record changes for 11 fee-paying
   Indonesian students, which found corruption in the cases of nine of the
   students.
   Deficiencies such as "too many staff with access to modify or create
   records", infrequent checks of access and removing ex-employees' access
   were found in the universities in NSW.
   ICAC recommended that state prosecutors consider charging a former
   employee of the UTS Graduate School of Business, Toto Sujanto, with
   bribery and unlawfully altering computer records.
   He allegedly obtained $8000 in cash for changing subject failures to
   cancellations.
   ICAC commissioner Irene Moss said the report "does raise questions for
   other Australian universities".
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   Overt corruption involves honorary degree's to the likes of lyman
   Nemnitzer,kurt Waldheim,arnie Swarzeneggar,henry Kissinger,HIH chairman
   X,etc,etc.

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