What does MC stand for?

Military Computer

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The intelligence that enabled the Asperger's sufferer to hack into American military computers could be put to good use, according to Keith Vaz.

Ministers should give Gary a job, says Vaz

Gary is charged with computer hacking and breaking into supposedly secure American military computer systems looking for proof of alien life.

No resistance to extradition; VIEWPOINTS

The Defence Security Command last month reported that the nation's military computer networks are under ever-growing cyber attack, with 95,000 cases reported daily on average.

SKorean police probe cyber attacks on govt websites

military computers in 2001 and 2002 will get a new extradition hearing.

United States: Intel Accused of Stalling EC Probe

Military computers are often referred to as part of the Global Information Grid, or GIG, a system composed of 17 million computers, many of which house classified or sensitive information.

US Defence Department hit by unprecedented cyber attack

Military computers were attacked recently, and Pentagon officials say the attacks may have originated in Russia.

Computer attack

Lawyers for 42-year-old Gary McKinnon from north London, who was arrested for hacking into US military computer systems to look for evidence of aliens, said his recent diagnosis with Asperger's syndrome would have profound implications for his mental health if he were put in a high-security US prison.

Hacker is 'too sick' to survive US extradition

Byline: Steven Holt I'VE been reading with great interest your story on Gary McKinnon, the computer hacker that hacked into 97 US military computer systems at the Pentagon and Nasa.

Letter: Your view - Hacked off