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"Game Over" a Day of Hacking.. - Page 3
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Shibunbundit
Bulgaria22 Posts
Best Regards, Matthew Farrel | ||
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MMOwnageSports
United Kingdom300 Posts
On November 18 2012 20:18 NotoriousBig wrote: So you hackers are proud, that you damaged so many people, sorry too sound so negative, but i don´t see the benefit of hacking a vampire website... Woah.. i never said i was a hacker & i am not, just because your interested in a topic doesn't mean you are that person. My Dad likes WW2 and has books but he isn't a Nazi... | ||
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relyt
United States1073 Posts
On November 18 2012 20:18 NotoriousBig wrote: So you hackers are proud, that you damaged so many people, sorry too sound so negative, but i don´t see the benefit of hacking a vampire website... There doesn't need to be a benefit. I certainly don't support these hackers but I can see why they do it. They do it for the challenge and for fun. They do it for the same reason someone else plays a video game. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On November 18 2012 20:18 NotoriousBig wrote: So you hackers are proud, that you damaged so many people, sorry too sound so negative, but i don´t see the benefit of hacking a vampire website... Some men just want to watch the world burn. There's no understanding why. Maybe some people weren't loved enough as children. Maybe enough bad stuff happened to them that they stopped caring about life. We'll never know. All we can do is watch. | ||
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schimmetje
Netherlands1104 Posts
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TiTanIum_
Brazil1335 Posts
On November 18 2012 17:49 TitaniumDesigns wrote: erm... cyber security is the 2nd biggest national threat in the US to terrorism and 1st in the UK.. Vandals defo do not do as much damage  He was talking about these Vandals: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vandals | ||
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Tufas
Austria2259 Posts
To infinity and beyond ! EDIT : I wonder if there is a sudden decrease in TL.net traffic. | ||
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MMOwnageSports
United Kingdom300 Posts
On November 18 2012 21:30 Tufas wrote: I just went through the list of porn-related accounts they hacked http://pastebin.com/6VAL7xyD and there are so many websites out there, so much left to discover .... To infinity and beyond ! EDIT : I wonder if there is a sudden decrease in TL.net traffic. LOL! I'll give them this... I like porn. | ||
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adwodon
United Kingdom592 Posts
As stated there was probably some common / simple vulnerability they abused in all cases. Often things that get hacked or when information is leaked you find that they had abysmal precaution (PSN anyone?). As for the hackers themselves, those people claiming they do it for the fun and the challenge are missing the fact that they released the information publicly, that's pure malice, they are not respectable people in any fashion and probably aren't very sophisticated simply because most intelligent people with skills will be gainfully employed and have a lot to lose, with very few exceptions, Gary McKinnon comes to mind as an exception but his actions were definitely not malicious, he just had Aspergers and wanted to find information so he single handedly hacked into the US Military and NASA because their security 'was crap' in his words. Which US president left launch codes in his jacket pocket when he sent it to the cleaners again? | ||
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Jitsu
United States929 Posts
On November 18 2012 22:25 adwodon wrote: Breaking News: The internet is vulnerable! As stated there was probably some common / simple vulnerability they abused in all cases. Often things that get hacked or when information is leaked you find that they had abysmal precaution (PSN anyone?). As for the hackers themselves, those people claiming they do it for the fun and the challenge are missing the fact that they released the information publicly, that's pure malice, they are not respectable people in any fashion and probably aren't very sophisticated simply because most intelligent people with skills will be gainfully employed and have a lot to lose, with very few exceptions, Gary McKinnon comes to mind as an exception but his actions were definitely not malicious, he just had Aspergers and wanted to find information so he single handedly hacked into the US Military and NASA because their security 'was crap' in his words. Which US president left launch codes in his jacket pocket when he sent it to the cleaners again? Jimmy Carter. | ||
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
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zasta
United Kingdom99 Posts
I also feel it'll become the only method of resistance and protest in the not too distant future... | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
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Zoesan
Switzerland141 Posts
On November 18 2012 22:25 adwodon wrote: Breaking News: The internet is vulnerable! As stated there was probably some common / simple vulnerability they abused in all cases. Often things that get hacked or when information is leaked you find that they had abysmal precaution (PSN anyone?). As for the hackers themselves, those people claiming they do it for the fun and the challenge are missing the fact that they released the information publicly, that's pure malice, they are not respectable people in any fashion and probably aren't very sophisticated simply because most intelligent people with skills will be gainfully employed and have a lot to lose, with very few exceptions, Gary McKinnon comes to mind as an exception but his actions were definitely not malicious, he just had Aspergers and wanted to find information so he single handedly hacked into the US Military and NASA because their security 'was crap' in his words. Which US president left launch codes in his jacket pocket when he sent it to the cleaners again? Assuming these guys are in their late teens/early twenties, they might just be the governments cyber security of tomorrow. | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On November 18 2012 23:44 Zoesan wrote: Assuming these guys are in their late teens/early twenties, they might just be the governments cyber security of tomorrow. It doesnt exactly work like that anymore. It did 15-20years ago, but not anymore. | ||
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xaeravoq
50 Posts
from the email account i was able to see what other websites they were subscribed. i was able to get into quite a few including facebook using the same username and password. | ||
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MMOwnageSports
United Kingdom300 Posts
On November 19 2012 00:54 xaeravoq wrote: some of the email and passwords here work on the actual email account since people like to use the same password everywhere. from the email account i was able to see what other websites they were subscribed. i was able to get into quite a few including facebook using the same username and password. ^ So now we have a 1337 hacker here, great.. wtf have i created :/ | ||
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Coagulation
United States9633 Posts
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MMOwnageSports
United Kingdom300 Posts
On November 19 2012 01:16 Coagulation wrote: he didnt say he was a leet hacker. and if anyones at fault here its you posting and spreading this garbage in the first place. it was a JOKE, chill brah... and it's good to spread this info, makes it mean that people affected can sort it out.. | ||
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Kich
United States339 Posts
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