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A Year Ago: Global Hell hacker to plead guilty

...5m in damages The ringleader of the infamous hacker clan known as Global Hell is scheduled to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy for... Read more

30 March, 2001 by ZDNet

Global Hell hacker to plead guilty, Part I

The ringleader of the infamous hacker clan known as Global Hell is scheduled to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy for... Read more

30 March, 2000 by ZDNet

Global Hell says it's going legit

Global Hell is dead; long live Global Hell. This infamous digital underground clan... Read more

7 September, 1999 by ZDNet

Global Hell hacker to plead guilty, Part II

The gH case didn't seem like a big deal at first Read more

30 March, 2000 by ZDNet

Teen hacker arrested

A teenager described as the founder of a hacker group called Global Hell, or Gh, was charged Monday with illegally gaining access to a... Read more

1 September, 1999 by ZDNet UK

Feds raid room, confiscate student's computers

FBI search student's dorm room and take his computers after he pokes around New York baseball team's defaced Web site Read more

1 November, 2000 by Robert Lemos

Hackers: This week's cyber-crime round-up

...ISPs, gains root access A cheeky teenage (reportedly) hacker from renowned group Global Hell pulls off a stunt of some magnitude by getting into 27... Read more

12 January, 2000 by Will Knight

Lovesick hacker hits Microsoft

'flipz' may have entered the annals of hacker history by becoming the first person to deface an MS Web page. Read more

27 October, 1999 by ZDNet

Embassy cracker may be playing government's game

...on the front page. Chad Davis, a founder member of cracking group Global Hell, which has been linked with The Level Seven Crew, was arrested... Read more

10 September, 1999 by Will Knight

Hackers deface US Senate, challenge FBI

...shortly after the FBI served search warrants on members of hacker group Global Hell (gH). The FBI's home page is currently offline while it... Read more

28 May, 1999 by Joel Deane

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