&gt; Matthew Keys is facing up to 25 years in prison after his conviction last month on conspiracy charges related to a 2010 hack of the Los Angeles Times web site.<p>&gt; A hacker going by the name “Sharpie” then used the credentials to access a Tribune server and make a minor alteration to the headline of a Los Angeles Times news story.<p>That, along with &quot;sending harassing emails&quot; and &quot;locking a co-worker out of their workstation&quot;, is why this guy [not the hacker] is getting 25 years.<p>Meanwhile, the people who caused the largest financial crash in recent history have not gone to jail.