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Story: The NASA hacker: Scapegoat or public enemy?
Posted by: Arthur B. (Friday 15 July 2005, 9:09 PM)
Sigh. The man isn't a genius. So either something is seriously wrong with the network security mentioned or the US is looking for a fall guy. Maybe both.
Until it's perfectly clear what happened exactly the man shouldn't be handed over to people that at the moment seem to have other things in mind then justice and getting their act together. If we are to believe their story.
Or would you call sending a man to an US prison for maybe 70 years for basicly walking through an open door and looking around justice?
No. If there's proof then the man should be trialed within his home country first. The last thing needed is some sort of a cover up soap series like trial in the US. You know, with a jury of equals and such. Yeah right.
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Story: The NASA hacker: Scapegoat or public enemy?
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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
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Anybody else smell a honeypot here? SysAdmin... SalmonSi
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Sigh. The man isn't a genius. So either something... Arthur B. -
>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
