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Story: The NASA hacker: Scapegoat or public enemy?
Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 15 July 2005, 11:19 AM)
Why is this guy getting so much coverage and credibility on this site? He is a criminal, sure people argue that his hacking was maligned and just driven by curiosity about aliens, nevertheless the guy committed a crime in full knowlege that he was committing a crime. Also I don't buy the whole "showing up the flaws in the security" argument it does not apply to the non virtual world so why does it apply to the cyber world?
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Story: The NASA hacker: Scapegoat or public enemy?
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wow...
I'm wondering if the IT group is just stupi... dml337ira -
So, let's celebrate the criminal's actions an... Anonymous -
Accussing someone else of something wrong while yo... Arthur B.
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Why is this guy getting so much coverage and credi... Anonymous -
Anybody else smell a honeypot here? SysAdmin... SalmonSi
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Sigh. The man isn't a genius. So either something... Arthur B.
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>What were you doing prior to the most recent arre... Anonymous
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There should be NO TOLERANCE for this behaviour.... Anonymous
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WRONG WRONG WRONG!!!!!!!
Hackers can be GOOD!... paul
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With this action of extradition to the U. S. by a... Harold F. Pickewring
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This is a graphic demonstration of BAFFLEGAB on th... Harold F. Pickering
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Harold F. Pickering i totally agree with you.... paul
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This is hardly the 1st time that a non-american ha... Anonymous
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Scapegoat - UK has had all our secrets since they... C Hallmark USA
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All very nice but check your current affairs knowl... Anonymous
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This sounds very familiar, stories such as Kevin M... Anonymous
