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In Pictures: A Brief Hacker History
- omouse 18y agoerm, hackers? really? I don't know...
- rw 18y agoNot lame, not great; lots of photos.
- parenthesis 18y agoThe authorities should utilise cracker-hackers for 'good' by compelling them to turn from poacher to gamekeeper. What use is a jail sentence when they could be helping secure government systems or helping spying on enemy government systems?
- boredguy8 18y agoTrust.
- adrianwaj 18y agoI wonder if governments have cracker units, for going after enemy countries in times of war, or times of cold-war? There are reports of North Korean hackers doing exactly that. The crackers in the article, (at least the non-malicious ones) could they join the army as a get-out-of-jail free card, or would that glamorize them? Are they ever rehabilitated?
- nickb 18y agoOf course... take a look: http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military_law/4270420.html?do=print http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military_law/4270...
- boredguy8 18y agoThese retrospectives are always hard for me: so much lost because of systems that works so poorly. Such needless waste...
- aston 18y agoAhh, they misspelled rtm's name...