@087c1669 I’m planning on going and speaking if they will accept my cfp, will update more when I have a ticket and know that I’m going but would love to meet anyone from on here who wants to hang out.
@ffe4a8cd@68e776ba that is a whole other controversial area that needs rules of engagement I think, in my mind it is hard to ever justify fighting against hacking attacks with missiles.
“The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has, for the first time, published rules of engagement for civilian #hackers involved in conflicts.”
#hacking #history #hacktivism
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-66998064
I don’t make any money off of any of the blogs or videos or posts I make about hacking history, I just want people to have a chance to see what I write or create and maybe learn a little something about a subject I love.
"He somehow manages to get caught or busted for something and is scared beyond belief about the consequences of his actions. At this point, the law enforcement agency(s) realize that this one bust alone is worthless, especially since the person busted is probably someone who does not know much to begin with and would be a
much better asset if he could assist them in grabbing other more experienced
and dangerous hackers and phreaks."
http://phrack.org/issues/22/3.htmlhttps://assets.chaos.social/media_attachments/files/111/081/334/399/545/081/original/ec8da15bb96f14a8.png
All these whitehat influencers hacking scammers with malware and RATs and publicizing it for clout, anyone else ever see all of that and wonder how people have gone to prison just for discussing hacking something or trying a few passwords on a login screen but this all seems fine? I’m not judging personally, no skin in the game, just weird to see.
I am working on a blog in the background on what mid 80s books about hackers by hackers can tell us about hacking back then. It’ll be this book, Out of The Inner Circle by The Cracker and the Loompanics book The Computer Underground by M. Harry.
I am working on a blog in the background on what mid 80s books about hackers by hackers can tell us about hacking back then. It’ll be this book, Out of The Inner Circle by The Cracker and the Loompanics book The Computer Underground by M. Harry.
@bd84b142 I have at least one open request that has either audio or video, had to split that part of the request off into a separate request as it seems to take a lot longer to get back.
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